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Setdart selection
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Pair of earrings with emeralds and diamondsLot 40038043 -
Blackmoors; Italy, 19th century.Lot 40000644 -
James PradierLot 40001326 -
Brooch in gold from the 70s-80s, with diamonds of ca. 9.00 ct. and rubies of ca. 4.00 cts.Lot 40038262 -
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Mathurin MoreauLot 40022669 -
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Joan MiróLot 40031873
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5 artist couples that transformed art history
The history of art has often been told from a male perspective, but many pairs of artists who shared life and studio were spaces of shared creation where women played a decisive role. Beyond the romantic myth, these artistic couples functioned as true laboratories of innovation, exchange and aesthetic transformation. This journey through some of the most celebrated pairs of artists allows us to recognize both the male talent and the fundamental contribution of female creators who developed their own careers, unique languages and essential contributions to modern and contemporary art. Niki de Saint Phalle and Jean Tinguely Among the
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