Fabergé Jewelry Series

These paintings by Carol Sutton are all based on the drawings and watercolor sketches of jewelry by Carl Faberge.

ITEM: Description: FABERGE PAINTING ON PAPER BY CAROL SUTTON

A original one of a kind acrylic painting on paper by artist Carol Sutton from -The Carl Fabergé Jewelry Series, 1997 to 2002. Based on the lost and then found work done for the tsar of Russia, from the St. Petersburg Archives. The book is listed in detail below.These are paintings on 100% rag archival long lasting paper and heavy rag board, with sequins, large Indian sequins, glitter, shoe make-up, ink and Golden Paints acrylic and interference colors.

• Title: 'A diamond pendant designed by Carl Faberge '
• Date: February 8,1997
• Inventory #17C:
• Size: 11 inches height x 15 inches width
• Material: Golden Paint Colors Acrylic, both full body and interference, and high - load color gesso, on 100% rag stonehenge archival paper;with large square quarter inch black sequins, silver and violet purple glitter; Indian ink
• Signature and title: Both signature and title are in pencil and signed by the artist Carol Sutton in the lower right bottom corner portion of the painting; over the dark blue area.
• For Sale at Gallery One in Toronto, Ontario
• Source: for book see below
• Page number: top of page 38 .
• Frame: Matte black ornate frame with embossed floral designs.

The book I used as a source for my painting is:

Faberge: Lost and Found, The Recently Discoved Jewelry Designs for the St. Petersburg Archives. Author: Kenneth Snowman 205 illustrations, 169 in full color Publisher: Harry N. Abrams, New York date published: 1993 ISBN: 0-8109-3307-1, hardcover, first edition   Faberge: Lost & Found Fabergé: Lost and Found. by A. Kenneth Snowman. For more than twenty-five years Carl Fabergé ...   via Wartski index, then click publications: http://www.wartski.com Publications-Wartski has a tradition of sponsoring and encouraging academic research. To date the following studies have been published by current members of the firm; Which has the wonderful watercolor drawings, Seeing these is what inspired me to make my Faberge paintings on paper series. Often the drawings are shown beside examples of the real jewelry piece. : "Within the pages of these record books are countless meticulous watercolour and ink drawings of, it seems, every jewel that was made by the firm from 1909 to 1915. Each design is dated and accompanied by detailed handwritten instructions as to type, number, and weight of gemstones, precious metal setting, and colour of enameling to be used in carrying out the piece. Hundreds of these invaluable - and incredibly beautiful - drawings are reproduced here for the first time, most in full colour, with captions describing the jewel, the materials to be used, and the date of execution. And very often the actual finished jewels are photographed next to the drawings from which they were created. "QUOTE "A Kenneth Snowman is Chairman and grandson of the founder of Wartski, the London jewelry firm that has helped form many of the outstanding Fabergé collections of the world. He has written many books and articles on gold and jewelry and is the editor of Abrams' The Master jewelers and contributor to Abram's Masterpieces from the House of Fabergé. Snowman was curator and wrote the catalogues for the Fabergé exhibitions at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, in 1977 and at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum, New York, in 1983. Fabergé: Lost and Found is critically important document for jewelry collectors and historians and a delight for anyone who cares for fine craftsmanship and exquisite drawing."QUOTE

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