Charming. But, yes... Not the work of a fully trained artist. Notice how everything floats against the background? Nothing has any visual...
And that of San Judas Tadeo. Debora [ATTACH]
Here's the inspiration for the Santo Niño de Atocha image. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_Infant_of_Atocha Debora [ATTACH]
Isn't this the identical piece set into a ring?...
Here's the brand's web site which should give you an idea of what type of materials the company works with. https://www.nature.fr/en/ Debora
That is lovely. And thanks to all for the explanation and example above. Debora
Phew! Debora
They do appear to be bunnies but most -- with a few exceptions like Gloria Steinem -- remain unknown. Debora
Noel Harrison. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noel_Harrison Debora [ATTACH]
And all of the same subject. Debora
I looked for you but couldn't find anything to confirm. Here's the Foundation's Facebook page. You could always ask re the Editorial....
'Santo Niño de Atocha' or 'Holy Child of Atocha' 'Cristo Crucificado' or 'Christ Crucified' 'San Judas Tadeo' or 'St. Jude Thaddaeus' 'Sagrado...
Oh, God. Am I that bad? (Don't answer that!) Debora
India would be right. The added floral motif does point toward decorative (and recent.) Debora
Google Translate reads it as "Kozuki." Debora
No reason not to enjoy the pleasure of owning it for awhile. Debora
Looks 1930s from the clothing. Debora
Someone continues to sell under his name (which may be why his pieces don't realize more.) https://pierre-bex.com/en/art-deco-brooches-1/ Debora
Art Deco-inspired, not genuine period. His pieces don't seem to realize much. Debora...
It is sweet. I hope the set symbolizes a future of great happiness. Debora
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