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If you’re in Baltimore, Maryland, for any of the upcoming holidays, you might want to check out the exhibit Bedazzled: 5,000 Years of Jewelry at the Walters Art Museum . Henry Walters (1848–1931), an American railway magnate, inherited a large collectionMore
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Here at Bead&Button , we love learning about Native American beadwork, both traditional and contemporary. In our February 2008 issue , we fell in love with Audrey Bearing and the moccasins, belts, fans, and purses she embroiders in the Shoshone-BannockMore
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Starting December 9, 2008, you can witness the first museum exhibition of the jewelry produced by artist Alexander Calder. Alexander’s jewelry-making career began at the age of eight, when he used scrap wire he found in the street to fashion jewelry forMore
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Interested in the jewelry people wore in the past? I mean way, way in the past? Then you won’t want to miss “Masterpieces of Ancient Jewelry: Exquisite Objects from the Cradle of Civilization,” an exhibit sponsored by The National Jewelry Institute .More
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Looking for something to do over the Memorial Day weekend? You might want to plan a trip to the Ohio Glass Museum in Lancaster, Ohio (U.S.). This Saturday, May 24, is the last day of the museum’s latest exhibit, entitled “Out of the Box: Pushing the BoundariesMore
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In our VintageStyle Jewelry special issue, we included a fold-out section called “Recent eras in jewelry history.” In this article, Lynne Soto described the characteristics of the Victorian, Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau, Edwardian, Art Deco, and RetroMore
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I recently had the opportunity to take a behind-the-scenes tour of the Milwaukee Public Museum here in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The tour included viewing a few future exhibits, such as “Beads of Africa and the Pacific.” This exhibit will feature a varietyMore
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