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| WINFIELD FINE ART IN JEWELRY -- SPECIAL COLLECTIONS PAGE SIX | |||||||||||||
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| HILDA PERTHA GOUACHE BROOCH | |||||||||||||
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Hilda Pertha brooch for Winfield Fine Art in Jewelry; original gouache on paper; design has foil as frame and backing; colors are blues, greens, browns as well as some red and black; etched in plastics on back: "Designed by Hilda Pertha, WINFIELD, Pat. Pend.;" light surface wear, otherwise fine condition. Hilda Pertha had already begun her career before creating jewelry for Winfield Fine Art in Jewelry. In 1944, she had her first solo exhibit in Philadelphia. Since the 1940s, she has exhibited her work throughout the world and is a published author on the subject of painting. $550.00 (item #WFA26) |
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| MARTIN BLOOM SURREALIST BROOCH | |||||||||||||
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Martin Bloom surrealist brooch for Winfield Fine Art in Jewelry; miniature painting encased in acrylics, c.1946; colors are blue-green, blue, black and light orange; approximately 1-3/4" x 1-7/8"; etched in plastics: "Designed by Martin Bloom, WINFIELD, Pat. Pend.;" fine condition. Martin Bloom is now is a writer specializing in topics dealing with the arts. $250.00 (item #WFA27) |
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| JEFF MARKEL BROOCH | |||||||||||||
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Jeff Markel brooch for Winfield Fine Art in Jewelry; paint and copper wire on watercolor paper, encased in acrylics, c. 1947; signed: "JEFF" on back of art; etched in plastic: "BY" (above artist signature), and "WINFIELD, Pat. Pend.;" light surface wear, otherwise fine condition. Jeff Markel was an artist and musician who would bring his trumpet to the jam sessions at Julian Goodenow's in Greenwich Village. Markel is now a furniture designer, contractor, and author in California. His pendants and brooches are both cubist and biomorphic and the influence of Miro can be seen in the two pieces directly below as well as that of Maholy-Nagy whose photograms inspired Margaret De Patta to use screens as design elements in her jewelry. $250.00 (item #WFA28) |
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| RUTH PATSY KLEIN BROOCH WITH ORIGINAL WATERCOLOR | |||||||||||||
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Beautiful brooch attributed to Ruth Patsy Klein, designed for Winfield Fine Art in Jewelry; watercolors, pen &ink and silver glitter encased in acrylics. c. 1946 or 1947, about 3-1/4" x 2-1/8"; etched in plastics: an illegible name and "WINFIELD, Pat. Pend.;" back has some scratches, otherwise fine condition. As an artist, Ruth Patsy Klein was ahead of her time. Sadly, she died at a young age. This brooch is pictured in my book, Modernist Jewelry, 1930 - 1960, The Wearable Art Movement on page 113. $550.00 (item #WFA29) |
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| NAT KOFFMAN BROOCH WITH COPPER SCULPTURE | |||||||||||||
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Nat Koffman designed brooch for Winfield Fine Art in Jewelry; copper, paint, encased in acrylics, c. 1946 or 1947; about 2-7/8" x 2;" etched on reverse: "Designed by Nat Koffman, WINFIELD - Pat. Pend.;" some bubbles in acrylics that are original to the creating of the piece; otherwise fine condition. Nat Koffman was another of the Winfield artists who gained notoriety even though he died quite young. He was an American, born in 1910 in Pennsylvania $350.00 (item #WFA30) |
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