Learn about 19th century colonial Victorian jewellery through the work of the goldsmith William Lamborn.
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Colonial Australian Sentimental Jewels
Opportunity is a natural aspect to human advancement. Circumstances that are created by governments and politics may be harmful to a culture or a regional territory. Colonisation was one of the most aggressive aspects in Western growth that the world had seen. Rapid transit, mapping and a desire to contest other countries for domination led… Continue reading Colonial Australian Sentimental Jewels
Michelle Watson’s FAÇADE Art Exhibit
When the chance to see artistic talent adapt classical styles with a direct influence on mourning and treat it with the respect it deserves, sharing this with the world is simply a pleasure. Australian artist Michelle Watson is holding a gallery exhibition at the Gippsland Art Gallery (map) featuring some amazing art with many classical… Continue reading Michelle Watson’s FAÇADE Art Exhibit
Australian Sentimental Forget-Me-Not 19th Century Ring
From Melbourne Australia and dating to around 1880, this ring benefited from the booming gold rush, as can be felt by its tremendous gold weight. Inscribed upon the top shield is ‘Forget Me Not’ and heavy etching curls around the shank. Much of the jewellery featured on Art of Mourning has its origins in Britain… Continue reading Australian Sentimental Forget-Me-Not 19th Century Ring