Sylvie Dupuis seems to write art criticism & children's books, so could be she. Couldn't tell if she's her own illustrator.
Thank you for adding this to the inquiry. Based on what I'm seeing of the edge of the background layers of both pieces, think we're looking at...
By 1973, when even my mother had had her ears pierced.
Eilat stone as well as turquoise. We have had the topic of Yemeni style jewellery from Israel come up in the past, largely due to the knowledge...
Fergie probably takes good care of them. She and Andrew share a house.
My brain persists in reading this as Sandals of the Windsors.
There's a Groke character in Tove Janssen's Moomin books. She brings cold with her wherever she goes.
I thought he was symbolically looking ahead to the one who would come after him, but I like the nativity scene idea, in which case he is shielding...
Photos don't tell me how heavy or light each panel is, nor how thick. Can't rule out tortoiseshell glass from here. I see how the profiles look...
Chocolate boxes did once feature fancier artwork than nowadays. Could be older than 1950s.
I think the jade carvings were made to be sold for others to make into jewellery elsewhere. I have a silver brooch holding what is surely a...
I can't see them well enough to be absolutely sure, photos are too dark & far away for me to check for the kind of details that are attributes of...
Hands of second look positioned to be holding a staff/shepherd's crook/oar/barge pole, something long & straight.
First does look like John the Baptist due to the animal skin garment. Second does not strike me as religious, more of a peasant figure.
It's the lost tribe.
Doesn't look like it folds, so not exactly a Savonarola chair.
More like a press, but I can't see how you would get the pressed substance out again. :confused:
Not sure, but try 'thread tools' near the top of page.
Berkey, not Berkley. Think of Christmas: No L.
If you follow Mirana's link to the show & tell thread, then scroll down to my post below hers, you will see a photo of chipped glass.
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