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Art Deco Sleeping Kizette Charm Bracelet Tamara de Lempicka

Art Deco Sleeping Kizette Charm Bracelet Tamara de Lempicka

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Sleeping Kizette 1934
Kizette is Tamara's daughter and often modelled for her mother when young.

Tamara de Lempicka was born in Poland in 1898, she fled to Paris from the Bolsheviks in the Russian Revolution (after securing her husband's freedom), and took up art to earn a living.

Lempicka's strong use of colour, and sharp edged forms produced very solid, powerful figures and she was in demand as a portrait artist by the rich.

I love her work so much! I just had to make her work into charms.

This charm is a stunning photo that is between two pieces of glass and sealed using the copper foil method of stained glass. The lead free solder is naturally a silver color. The photo is a "Tamara De Lempicka" Photo copy of her painting In "Sleeping Woman" The photo is on both sides. Tamara de lempicks was a wonderful Artist in the 1920s

Beaded with 50s plastic flowers in black and gray, beaded with sterling silver hope faith and charty, sterling silver locket, sterling silver cherub, sterling silver dove, sterling silver charm set with abalone shell, Karen Hill silver heart with a leaf design, two 50s vintage hearts wrapped in silver wire set with a vintage 50s green ab rhinestone, two 50s peridot rhinestone charms, little facet acrylic drops wrapped in silver wire, two clear acrylic flowers, beaded with vintage black ab berry beads. One round floral silver locket.

All hand wrapped onto a silver chain. Finished off with a tibetan silver toggle clasp.

Bracelet is 7 1/2 ins long.

Tamara de LEMPICKA
(1898-1980)

It is unusual for a female artist to achieve any standing in an art world dominatated by men, but Tamara de Lempicka's clear, strong style (sometimes called Soft Cubism) earned her a place at the top of the Art Deco movement

Added on Dec 11, 2009