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My photo of Eguisheim (Alsace, France, August 2020), Pissarro’s painting and illustration of a Christmas tree from a Villeroy & Boch’s plate.
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My photo of Riquewihr (Alsace, France, August 2020), Camille Pissarro’s painting and Villeroy & Boch’s star ornament.
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Claude Monet and Edward Robert Hugues’ paintings and Villeroy & Boch music boxes and photophore.
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Claude Monet’s painting, Villeroy & Boch’s fawn ornament, Holly leaves and my patterns (clouds and birds).
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Camille Pissarro’s painting and wilhelm pewter schweizer’s angels ornaments.
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Valentine Prinsep’s painting (The owl, 1863), Emma Sandys’ painting (earrings) and my pattern.
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Mix of two paintings (William Keith, Autumnal Sunset on the Russian River Evening Glow, 1878 and William Mason Brown). I added my photo of a rose and dahlias.
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My drawings i duplicated with Photoshop. I added a painting of mine.
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Mix of my painting (i modified it with Photoshop) and my floral pattern.
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Jacques Génin Easter egg and the Van Gogh painting (The starry night).
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Detail of a Klimt’s painting (Woman in gold) and my patterns (background and bracelets).
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Sources : Pinterest, Irish Times, historytoday.com and holidappy.com
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In “Santa classics”, the artist Ed Wheeler imagines Santa through the history art.
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Fabergé’s egg pendant and portrait of Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna. The Russian jewelry House Fabergé was founded by Gustav Fabergé (1814-1893). His son, Peter Carl Fabergé (1846-1920) is the famous Russian jeweler who created the famous Fabergé Eggs (Easter eggs were … Continue reading
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Garnet renaissance revival Victorian pendant and brooch, Museum of jewelry’s renaissance inspired earrings, painting of Hugo Van Der Goes “Sts. Margaret and Mary Magdalene with Maria Portinari” (1476-79) and my pattern.
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Maria Von Kleve (or Marie de Clèves) (1426-1487) was a Princess and a benefactor during the 15th century. After her wedding with Duc Charles of Orleans, she began the Duchess of Orleans in 1440. She was the mother of the … Continue reading
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Renaissance is both an artistic movement and a period which took place in Italy in the 14th and 15th century. It ended in the end of the 16th century with the manierism. Renaissance is the end of the Middle Ages … Continue reading
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Botticelli’s painting (“Birth of Venus”, 1484-1485) and my photo of roses in the jardin des plantes in Paris. In the Greek mythology, Aphrodite is the Goddess of love, beauty and seduction. Venus is the equivalent in the Roman mythology.
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Mix between my photo of trees in Autumn and two Claude Monet’s paintings.
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Henri Matisse’s paintings, flowers i photographed and my pattern. Henri Matisse was the founder of the art movement Fauvism (20th century). In 1905, the art critic Louis Vauxcelles designated the room where young artists exposed at the Grand Palais in … Continue reading
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Henri Mangin’s paintings. Henri Manguin is a painter belonging to the Fauvism movement (also called Les fauves). In 1905, the art critic Louis Vauxcelles designated the room where young artists exposed at the Grand Palais in Paris, as “a wild … Continue reading
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André Derain’s paintings and my floral pattern. André Derain was a major figure of the Fauvism with Henri Matisse. In 1905, the art critic Louis Vauxcelles designated the room where young artists exposed at the Grand Palais in Paris, as … Continue reading
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Stella by Frank Bernard Dicksee and my photo of flowers the garden of the Palais Royal in Paris.
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Joseph Karl Stieler’s painting (Portrait of a Lady of the Petre family playing the guitar, 1820), Gustav Klimt’s painting (Italian garden landscape, 1913) with my dahlia pattern.
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My floral pattern and a Thomas Francis Dicksee’s painting (A Roman maiden).
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Frank Bernard Dicksee’s painting (Stella), P.S. Krōyer’s painting (Evening sun) and my photo of camellias in the Parc Floral, near Paris.
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Gustav Klimt’s painting and my photo of a dahlia in the parc floral, near Paris.
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Wilhelm’s (William John Charles Pitcher) illustration, Robert Edward Hughes’ painting (The radiant moon) and Julius Johann Ferdinand Kronberg’s painting (Sappho, 1913)
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Wilhelm’s (William John Charles Pitcher) illustration (The Orchid, 1899), Gustav Klimt’s painting and Gustaw Gwozdecki’s painting (Moon, 1908).
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J.J. Grandville illustration (“La bonne étoile”, 1847) and Claude Monet painting (“Coucher de soleil à Lavacourt”).
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Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s painting (“Christmas carol”), my photo of fireworks and photo of my Christmas tree (2018).
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Christmas tree at the Bon marché in Paris and Wilfred Gabriel de Glehn (“Night”).
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Sir Luke Fildes’ painting (“Carina”), diamond star brooch (1870) and photo of my Christmas tree (2018).
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Edward Robert Hughes’ painting, photo of my Christmas tree (2018), diamond star brooch (1870).
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Frank Bernard Dicksee’s painting (“Portrait of Dora”) and Gustaw Gwozdecki’s painting.
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Mary L. Macomber painting (1902), my photo of fireworks, Victorian star brooch and star stud earrings (Icing stores).
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Henri Fantin-Latour’s painting, Victorian crescent moon brooch, fir tree and diamond star brooch (1870). La lune pareil à un morceau de nacre, éclaire de blanc le bleu saphir du ciel. À la lueur de l’astre blanc, apparaît une passagère de … Continue reading
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Romeo and Juliet is a five-part tragedy written by the English playwright William Shakespeare in 1597. The story takes place in Verona, Italy. It is an impossible love between Romeo and Juliet due to a feud between their two families … Continue reading
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Illustration of the Russian ballets designed by Leon Bakst (1910s), André Derain’s painting (Fauvism) and Santon MacDonald-Wright’s painting (Orphism).
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a comedy in five acts by William Shakespeare, written about 1595–96 and published in 1600. This story was depicted many times, namely by the painter John Simmons. « Theseus, duke of Athens, has conquered Hippolyta, … Continue reading
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Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s painting (“The salutation of Beatrice », 1869), my pattern (background) and my drawing of flower earrings.
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Yves Calmejane painting (Grapevines in autumn) and fashion illustration (Costumes parisiens, 1913).
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John William Godward’s painting (“Sappho”, 1904), my pink pattern, poem written by the Greek Antic poetess Sappho and Greek wave frise from another John William Godward’s painting (“A tryst”). .
