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Museum of Arts and Design invites visitors into miniature world created by collector Joanna Fisher

Museum of Arts and Design invites visitors into miniature world created by collector Joanna Fisher The Fisher Dollhouse: A Venetian Palazzo. Photo: Jenna Bascom. NEW YORK, NY .- Inspired by Venice’s glamorous Gritti Palace, The Fisher Dollhouse: A Venetian Palazzo in Miniature is making its public debut at the Museum of Arts and Design. With a fifteenth-century classical exterior and ten rooms filled with an eclectic range of historical and contemporary craft, art, and design rendered in miniature, The Fisher Dollhouse: A Venetian Palazzo in Miniature displays an impressive collection of contemporary art created by more than ten international artists, many of whom are working in miniature for the first time. New York collector, maker, and arts patron Joanna Fisher conceived of the dollhouse in response to the lockdown required by the COVID-19 pandemic. Like so many, she was housebound and felt her world shrink…and embraced it, literally. The dollhouse project offered Fisher a f

Peggy Guggenheim Collection masterpiece inspires luxury silk fabric from Venetian textile firm - Artwire Press Release from ArtfixDaily com

Claire Falkenstein masterpiece inspires luxury silk fabric from Venetian textile firm Rubelli. NEW YORK, New York Subject Line Please provide verification code Email is invalid Left: Beyond silk fabric, part of Rubelli s 2021 textile collection Di Varia Natura; © 2021 Rubelli Spa Right: Claire Falkenstein, Entrance Gates to the Palazzo, 1961, iron and colored glass, two elements: 109 x 71 3/8 inches / 277 x 181.2 cm overall; Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice, Italy (Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York); Image: © Peggy Guggenheim Collection; Photographer Matteo De Fina This week, Rubelli, a Venetian textile firm known for its superior materials and exceptional design, is releasing  Beyond, a new luxury silk lampas inspired by the Claire Falkenstein masterpiece 

The very glamourous life of Viscountess Castlerosse as her portrait goes for sale for £600,000

A Portrait of the late Doris Viscountess Castlerosse to go on sale at Christie s  London socialite died aged 42 of an overdose at the Dorchester Hotel in 1942  Before her marriage she dated several men, worked as a chorus girl in London  Was known for her long legs and lavish lifestyle, frequenting Cavendish Hotel Her painting by Sir John Lavery set to fetch between £400,000 and £600,000

Viscountess Castlerosse Cara Delevingne s great aunt famous legs appear twice portrait Christie s

The Times reports that it was recently discovered that Lavery’s 1938 oil painting, ‘The Viscountess Castlerosse, Palm Springs’, features the socialite’s much-admired legs twice in one scene. Lady Castlerosse is pictured seated with her legs dangling off a diving board, while to the left of the painting a second figure is visible with their legs crossed on a bench, their face just beyond the range of the picture. It had previously been thought that the second figure was either a Hollywood director, or the Viscountess’s brother, Edward Delevingne (known as Dudley to his friends and family) – the grandfather of Chloe, Poppy and Cara.

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