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BLACKAMOOR broche ART DECO Paris VROUW jewel afrika AFRICA
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PRACHTIGE ART DECO BROCHE HANGER ZWARTE VROUW. Blackamoor brooche.
Heel bijzonder. Trotse en sensuele uitstraling. Collection item. Specialist jewelry. In mooie conditie. Gehamerd Art Deco edeltin. A double usage.
Museumkwaliteit.
Een Blackamoor is een sieraad van een trotse zwarte man of vrouw. Bij dit type sieraden wordt altijd het hoofd of het hoofd met schouders afgebeeld. Meestal gemaakt van metaal met felle contrasterende gekleurde versieringen zoals haarbanden en oorbellen. Geïnspireerd op Oosterse stijlen, werden aan dit type juwelen beschermende kwaliteiten toegedicht. Om deze reden werd een Blackamoor vaak als amulet tegen het kwaad gedragen. In de 19de eeuw waren het dure en gezochte juwelen van de rijken.
Blackamoor is a European art style from the Early Modern period depicting highly stylized figures, usually African males but sometimes other non-European races, in subservient or exoticized form. Blackamoor is often found in sculpture, jewelry, furniture, and decorative art.
As jewelry, such figures usually appear in antique Venetian (though nowadays they can be made anywhere) earrings, bracelets, cuff links, and brooches. Some contemporary craftsmen continue to make individual pieces, but it is rare because of modern issues with the depiction of dark-skinned people as "exotic" and decorative. They are also a traditional type of earring in Rijeka under the name mori.
The blackamoor is typically male, depicted with a head covering, usually a turban, and covered in rich jewels and gold leaf. They are typically enamelled, carved from ebony or painted black to contrast with the bright colors of the embellishments. Depictions may only represent the head, or head and shoulders, facing the viewer in a symmetrical pose.
In decorative sculpture the full body is depicted, either to hold trays as virtual servants or bronze sconces to hold candles or light fixtures. They may be incorporated into small stands, tables, or andirons. They are often portrayed in pairs. Andrea Brustolon (16621732) was the most important sculptor of blackamoors. Often these blackamoors are in acrobatic positions that would be impossible to hold for any extended length of time for a real person.
Collections[edit]One of the finest examples of a blackamoor in the arts is the Mohr mit Smaragdstufe ("Moor with Emerald Cluster"), in the collection of the Grünes Gewölbe in Dresden, Germany. It was created by Balthasar Permoser in 1724. The statue is richly decorated with jewels and is 63.8 cm (2.09 ft) high.
Aleksandr Pushkin had a blackamoor figurine on his desk to remind him of Abram Petrovich Gannibal, his great-grandfather. This figure can be seen in his former St. Petersburg apartment, now turned into a museum.
Diana Vreeland had a famous collection of blackamoor jewelry, and Anita Pointer of the Pointer Sisters has some blackamoor pieces in her extensive collection of black memorabilia.
Heraldry. The flag of Sardinia, including four "Maure" motifs, or Moors' heads.In heraldry, a blackamoor may be a charge in the blazon, or description of a coat of arms. The isolated head of a moor is blazoned "a Maure" or a "moor's head".
The reasons for the inclusion of a blackamoor head vary. The Moor's head on the crest that appears on the arms of Lord Kirkcudbright, and in consequence the modern crest badge used by Clan MacLellan is supposed to derive from the killing of a moorish bandit known as Black Morrow.The blazon is a naked arm supporting on the point of a sword, a moor's head.[2] Other examples appear to depict captives; the flag of Sardinia once depicted four Maures blindfolded, but in recent versions the blindfolds have been raised to become headbands.
Sculpture[edit] A typical blackamoor sculpture in a servant-role "holding" Morianbron (Blackamoor Bridge) in Ulriksdal Palace, Sweden.Blackamoor figures were also used in larger sculptures, as for example on Blackamoor Bridge in Ulriksdal Palace, Sweden.
Fred Wilson,an African-American sculptor, displayed an installation at the 2003 Venice Biennale that incorporated blackamoors.Wilson placed wooden blackamoors carrying acetylene torches and fire extinguishers. Wilson noted that such figures are so common in Venice that few people notice them. He said, "They are in hotels everywhere in Venice ... which is great, because all of a sudden you see them everywhere. I wanted it to be visible, this whole world which sort of just blew up for me."
Blackamoors have a long history in decorative art, stretching all the way back to 17th century Italy and the famous sculptor Andrea Brustolon (1662-1732). They are often mistaken for depictions of the African American slaves and the ornamental pieces that they inspired; however, these decorative gems are distinctly different.
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Heel bijzonder. Trotse en sensuele uitstraling. Collection item. Specialist jewelry. In mooie conditie. Gehamerd Art Deco edeltin. A double usage.
Museumkwaliteit.
Een Blackamoor is een sieraad van een trotse zwarte man of vrouw. Bij dit type sieraden wordt altijd het hoofd of het hoofd met schouders afgebeeld. Meestal gemaakt van metaal met felle contrasterende gekleurde versieringen zoals haarbanden en oorbellen. Geïnspireerd op Oosterse stijlen, werden aan dit type juwelen beschermende kwaliteiten toegedicht. Om deze reden werd een Blackamoor vaak als amulet tegen het kwaad gedragen. In de 19de eeuw waren het dure en gezochte juwelen van de rijken.
Blackamoor is a European art style from the Early Modern period depicting highly stylized figures, usually African males but sometimes other non-European races, in subservient or exoticized form. Blackamoor is often found in sculpture, jewelry, furniture, and decorative art.
As jewelry, such figures usually appear in antique Venetian (though nowadays they can be made anywhere) earrings, bracelets, cuff links, and brooches. Some contemporary craftsmen continue to make individual pieces, but it is rare because of modern issues with the depiction of dark-skinned people as "exotic" and decorative. They are also a traditional type of earring in Rijeka under the name mori.
The blackamoor is typically male, depicted with a head covering, usually a turban, and covered in rich jewels and gold leaf. They are typically enamelled, carved from ebony or painted black to contrast with the bright colors of the embellishments. Depictions may only represent the head, or head and shoulders, facing the viewer in a symmetrical pose.
In decorative sculpture the full body is depicted, either to hold trays as virtual servants or bronze sconces to hold candles or light fixtures. They may be incorporated into small stands, tables, or andirons. They are often portrayed in pairs. Andrea Brustolon (16621732) was the most important sculptor of blackamoors. Often these blackamoors are in acrobatic positions that would be impossible to hold for any extended length of time for a real person.
Collections[edit]One of the finest examples of a blackamoor in the arts is the Mohr mit Smaragdstufe ("Moor with Emerald Cluster"), in the collection of the Grünes Gewölbe in Dresden, Germany. It was created by Balthasar Permoser in 1724. The statue is richly decorated with jewels and is 63.8 cm (2.09 ft) high.
Aleksandr Pushkin had a blackamoor figurine on his desk to remind him of Abram Petrovich Gannibal, his great-grandfather. This figure can be seen in his former St. Petersburg apartment, now turned into a museum.
Diana Vreeland had a famous collection of blackamoor jewelry, and Anita Pointer of the Pointer Sisters has some blackamoor pieces in her extensive collection of black memorabilia.
Heraldry. The flag of Sardinia, including four "Maure" motifs, or Moors' heads.In heraldry, a blackamoor may be a charge in the blazon, or description of a coat of arms. The isolated head of a moor is blazoned "a Maure" or a "moor's head".
The reasons for the inclusion of a blackamoor head vary. The Moor's head on the crest that appears on the arms of Lord Kirkcudbright, and in consequence the modern crest badge used by Clan MacLellan is supposed to derive from the killing of a moorish bandit known as Black Morrow.The blazon is a naked arm supporting on the point of a sword, a moor's head.[2] Other examples appear to depict captives; the flag of Sardinia once depicted four Maures blindfolded, but in recent versions the blindfolds have been raised to become headbands.
Sculpture[edit] A typical blackamoor sculpture in a servant-role "holding" Morianbron (Blackamoor Bridge) in Ulriksdal Palace, Sweden.Blackamoor figures were also used in larger sculptures, as for example on Blackamoor Bridge in Ulriksdal Palace, Sweden.
Fred Wilson,an African-American sculptor, displayed an installation at the 2003 Venice Biennale that incorporated blackamoors.Wilson placed wooden blackamoors carrying acetylene torches and fire extinguishers. Wilson noted that such figures are so common in Venice that few people notice them. He said, "They are in hotels everywhere in Venice ... which is great, because all of a sudden you see them everywhere. I wanted it to be visible, this whole world which sort of just blew up for me."
Blackamoors have a long history in decorative art, stretching all the way back to 17th century Italy and the famous sculptor Andrea Brustolon (1662-1732). They are often mistaken for depictions of the African American slaves and the ornamental pieces that they inspired; however, these decorative gems are distinctly different.
Heel mooi vormgegeven. Zeldzaam en gezocht sierraad. Etnic jewel, jewelry, art deco, art nouveau, Paris, Afrika, African, Ghana, Ivoorkust, Baule, emaille, TOP.
Vintage, retro, Parijs, Frans, Amsterdams, Agterberg, Reggers, Ravelli, Congo, Kongo, Belgisch. Kolonie,koloniaal, vrouw, portret, double usage, schmuck, argent, Goud kust, moor, black, Reggers, Brom, zilversmid, modernism, modernistisch, Parijs, Paris, Wendingen, Art Deco, France, Mali, Afrikaans, Kaapstad, camee, dame, vintage, retro, black, african, american, negro, spirituals, tropen, tropical, Wiener Werkstätte, Wien, Weens, Paris, Haags, Haagsche, jewel, jewels, Tiffany, Agterberg, Brom, Reggers, Bruxelles, Congo, Nigeria, Kongo, African, etnic, etnografica, ethnic, antropologie, bananen, dans, danseres, krullen, Surinaams, Antilliaans, paramaribo, Ghana, Mali, Ivoorkust, charleston, Afro American, New York, plantage, black american, colonial, koloniaal, slavernij, slavery, voc, wic, Aruba, Curacao, Paramaribo, Surinaams, Jugendstil, erotic, Wiener Werkstätte, Faberge, Wien, Weens brons, brons, ballet, american, New York, creolen, creool, jewelry, gold, diamond, Reggers, Art Deco, zilvertin, art nouveau, Wendingen, Cris Agterberg, Zwollo, Methortst, diamonds, moda, zilver, goud, gouden, keur, gemerkt, Josephine Baker, banaan, bananen, mode, moda, colbert, Chanel, bronze, Dessau, Bauhaus, moors, slavin, slavernij, slaaf, moor, arabisch, african, beauty, sensueel, erotisch, Bruxelles, Methorst, Zwollo, collectors item, juwelen, juweel, juwelier, silver, gold, zilver, goud, Nigeria, Suriname, Antillen, Curacao, Aruba, Guyana.