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Painted plywood maquette, or a preliminary sketch, depicting a stylized forest scene with arched, rolling hills, jagged, leafy trees and a lone deer standing erect and looking upward. The overall color palette includes shades of grey and silver, charcoal accents, white highlights, and beige with acid-green accents on the animal. The elements in the scene are overlapping, with the deer centered horizontally and slightly toward the right side of the panel.

Pleated Fan And Case

Trade Catalogue, Lustre Lumiere: Nouvel Appareil Electrique, Bréveté en France et à l'Étranger

Pleated Fan And Case

A highly polished electroplated nickel silver tea service with three serving vessels and a tray. The teapot, sugar and creamer - all globe-shaped - have knobs and spouts that are triangular. Each handle is an inverted L. The teapot has a small band of wood on the handle to prevent the heat from burning whoever is serving the tea. Each of the serving objects sit on a short silver mounting. There are six stubby feet on the underside of the tray, which angle down and allow the bottom of the tray to remain unscratched. Rectangular handles on the short sides of the tray carry through the geometric theme of the design.

Cabriolet Fan And Case

Metropolitan Museum of Art has collaborated with
Tiffany and Co. and
Donald Deskey and
Edward McKnight Kauffer and
Schmieg, Hungate & Kotzian, Inc. and
Hector Guimard and
Donald Deskey Associates and
Dorothy Wright Liebes and
Wiener Werkstätte and
Saint-Gobain Vetrotex International S.A. and
Bonnie Cashin
and 11 others.

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