Artist: Cross And Beads ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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George Peter Alexander Healy Cross and Beads silver and beads 20th century
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Saidi Cross on chain with beads silver 20th century
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Woman’s Belt, J. Lettré , 1920s, Hematite bugle beads, glass bugle beads, seed beads
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Varney Masalay String of trade beads beads 20th century
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Varney Masalay String of trade beads beads and string 20th century
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Saidi Necklace (Sa sat) with eight crosses and blue beads silver and beads 20th century
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Woman’s Belt, J. Lettré , 1920s, Plastic beads, hematite beads, metallic thread
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Woman’s Belt, J. Lettré , 1920s, Plastic beads, hematite beads, metallic thread
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K.A. Abrokwah Necklace (papelillo beads) glass beads strung on cotton (11 strands) 1970 - 1980
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Embroidery Sample, Michonet (France, Paris) , 1910-1920, Velvet with bugle beads and glass beads
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Woman’s Dinner Suit, Gilbert Adrian (United States, 1903 - 1959) , 1945, Wool gabardine, bugle beads, seed beads, cut beads, crepe lining
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Woman’s Belt, J. Lettré , 1920s, Plastic bugle beads, round beads, thread, yarn
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Woman’s Hat, I. Magnin & Co. (United States, California, Los Angeles, 1893 - 1995) , 1954, Velvet, crystal beads, bugle beads
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Woman’s Handbag, Daniel Swarovski  (Manufacturer), 1993, Silk satin, jet beads, crystal beads, gold tone metal
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Woman’s Ornamental Buckle, Gabrielle (Coco) Chanel (Flanders, Bréda, 1883 - 1971) , circa 1930, Colored beads, paste stones, and metallic beads set in base metal
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Paquin Dress cream silk georgette embroidered with black and silver beads sequins silk georgette, silver beads, rhinestones, and sequins circa 1920
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Mrs. Goodel Pouch cloth and beads 1862
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Georgia O'Keefe - Cross by the Sea 1931 oil on canvas Currier Museum of Art American
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Howard Hack Bag ermine, chamois, and beads 19th century
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Tournai Factory Handbag velvet and beads circa 1865
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Yves Saint Laurent Evening bag beads and rhinestones mid 20th century
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Marie Santana Pendant with beads silver 20th century
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Anonymous Handbag metal beads circa 1840
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Varney Masalay Band trade beads 20th century
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Howard Hack Fan leather, feathers, and beads 19th century
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Paquin Beaded bag metal beads 1920 - 1935
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Robert Dighton Necklace beads late 19th century
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Robert Dighton Beaded band beads 19th century
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Robert Dighton Belt beads and fiber 19th century
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Woman’s Evening Dress, Bob Mackie (United States, California, Monterey Park, born 1940-03-24) , circa 1980, Bugle beads, sequins, and glass-faceted beads on silk chiffon and silk crepe
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Woman’s Evening Gown, Bob Mackie (United States, California, Monterey Park, born 1940-03-24) , circa 1980s, Silk chiffon, silk crepe, glass bugle beads, faceted beads, leather
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PORTRAIT DE MME HENRI EDMOND CROSS (1891) by CROSS Henri Edmond (dit), DELACROIX Henri Edmond
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The Cloisters Cross, 12th century EnglishWalrus ivory; 22 5/8 x 14 1/4 in. (57.5 x
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Yves Saint Laurent Evening bag glass beads and rhinestones 1950 - 1960
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Robert Dighton Beaded bag beads on buckskin 19th century
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Robert Dighton Necklace stone beads circa 1325 - 1521
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Robert Dighton Necklace stone beads circa 1325 - 1521
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George Peter Alexander Healy Necklace bronze and beads 20th century
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Ali Amonikoyi Shoulder bag beads, cloth, ribbon, and leather 1904
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George Peter Alexander Healy Necklace silver beads 20th century
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Varney Masalay Bag rattan, beads, fiber, feathers 20th century
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Sito Conte Leopard crown cloth and beads 20th century
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Robert Dighton Necklace wood beads late 19th century
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Sito Conte Elephant mask cloth and beads 20th century
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Howard Hack Moccasin buckskin, beads, and cloth 19th century
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Sampler Mexico, 19th century Linen plain weave embroidered with silk, linen, and glass beads 40
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Robert Dighton Child's moccasin buckskin with beads circa 1900
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Robert Dighton Pair of gauntlets buckskin, fur, and beads circa 1900
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Robert Dighton Braided white necklace beads 19th century
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Anonymous Necklace beads and metal mid 19th century
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Triumph of the Cross
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A La Reine des Fees Handbag black beads and satin circa 1940
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Charles Frederick Worth Evening bag cut steel beads, glass, and satin 1930 - 1940
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Marsden Hartley - The Iron Cross 1915 oil on canvas Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum American
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Sommer and Kaufmann Beaded cloth beads, fiber and fabric 20th century
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Varney Masalay Death mask trade beads and string 20th century
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Ldamie Neck ornament beads and brass buttons 19th century
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Sito Conte Wedding belt polychrome beads and thread 20th century
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A La Reine des Fees Evening bag glass beads, rhinestones, and metal 20th century
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Ferdinand-Victor-Eugene Delacroix - Christ on the Cross 1853 oil on canvas The National Gallery, London French

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (40)
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Smithsonian American Art Museum and the Renwick Gallery: Star-Spangled Presidents: Portraits by Liza Lou
The zillions of beads I used to create American Presidents symbolize grand campaign promises of a sparkling future for America and the fulfillment of the American Dream, said Lou. Lou is best known for her monumental beaded ...
Craft ACT: Craft and Design Centre: Baubles, Bangles and Beads: Australian Contemporary Jewellery
The exhibition of over 90 pieces includes individual items of contemporary Australian jewellery borrowed from 15 private collectors including Penelope Seidler (architect), Anna Volska (actor), Mandy Martin (artist), Margaret Pomeranz (film criti...
Recursos de Santa Fe: Bead Expo Symposium: Sacred and Secular Uses of Beads
Friday: Facets of Collecting: Passion, Preservation, and Possession
• Gabrielle Liese, founder of the Bead Museum, how to build a bead collection.
• Robert Liu, editor of Ornament magazine, historical and ethical problems with collecti...
Dallas Museum of Art: A Window on the Past: Contemporary Art of the Huichol Indians
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BAT Centre: KWASUKASUKELA (Once upon a time): Works by Thafa Dlamini and Siza Mkhize
Their style has been reinvented with the use of various colours and designs to suit the present times. Siza believe that art is made from another dimension and that artists must not try to do realism but need to have their own invention and int...
Esso Gallery: Nzingah Muhammad: Objects of Investigation
. The resulting series of works is entitled "Objects of Investigation", in which the artist investigates contemporary reality (the Muslim community in the US), which is perhaps just a matter of culture. Reality is falsified and here the photograp...
Akron Art Museum: Liza Lou: Bead the World
Obsessive and thrilling, Liza Lou's extraordinary meditations on the ordinary address serious issues including the value of women's work, the dominance of white males in our political structure, a...
Smithsonian American Art Museum and the Renwick Gallery: The Renwick Invitational: Four Discoveries in Craft
The exhibition highlights 50 objects in various craft media. James Koehler of Santa Fe, N.M., weaves bold, colorful tapestries. Gyöngy Laky of San Francisco interlaces twigs, electrical wire and other found objects into nestlike baskets. Kristina ...
Amercan Craft Musem: Spirits of the Cloth: Contemporary Quilts by African American Artists
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Square 1 Gallery: Robert Slingsby: Bones of the Rusting Carpet
In a landscape that is dominated by metal, there are parts where instead of litter being characterised by the almost jewel like quality of bright, amorphous coloured pieces of plastic, here it becomes a carpet of rust. But just as he as always found ...
US ART GALLERY, University Museum,University of Stellenbosch: SOLO EXHIBITION OF WORKS ON TEXTILE BY SANDRA KRIEL
Sandra Kriel's work has been shown since 1991, at group exhibitions in South Africa, Europe and America. She was the recipient of the main award at the 1991 Cape Town Triennial. In 1993, when after 20 years, South Africa was invited back to the...
Edinburgh Printmakers: Jenny Smith : Incise
In this exhibition, Jenny explores the relationship between process and concept; looking at ways the traditional formal elements of drawing can be re examined, using new technology. The exhibition includes laser drawings, prints, artists’ bo...
Minneapolis Institute of Arts: Symbols of Faith and Belief: Art of the Native American Church
The traditional expressive forms of beadwork, carving, metalsmithing and featherwork were combined to produce exquisite fans, rattles, drumsticks, jewelry, ritual staffs and other ceremonial objects used...
Robyn Bauer Studio Gallery: Unwearable Art by Sabine Hawkins
Originally from Germany, Sabine arrived in Australia in the 1970’s and trained with William Robinson, Roy Churcher, Errol Barnes and Merv Muelling. Since graduating 27 years ago, Sabine has been teaching up to 60 students every week in her Ashgrov...
Orlando Museum of Art: Patterns of Life: Bold and Powerful Ndebele Art of South Africa
The Ndebele people of South Africa are renowned for their sophisticated sense of geometric design used in many aspects of their lives ranging from objects of adornment to their distinctively painted houses. Ndebele art is powerful and bold in ...
National Museum of African Art: Hats Off! A Salute to Africa Headwear
Modifying or adorning the body is a means through which African peoples express their collective and individual pride, ideals, aesthetics and identity. Many African cultures throughout the continent have long considered the head the center ...
Davis Museum and Cultural Center: Hold: Vessel 1, by Australian artist Lynette Wallworth
This is Hold: Vessel 1, by Australian artist Lynette Wallworth, a 3 channel DVD multimedia installation challenging the traditional boundaries between visual art and the sciences and examining the relationship between scientific technologies and h...
Corning Museum of Glass: Curiously Interesting: A Scholarly Eye on All Things Odd and Glass
The exhibition title refers to a popular 19th-century manual, Curiosities of Glass Making (1849), published in London by the well-known glassmaker Apsley Pellatt. The impulse to collect and display curiosities is both timeless and universal, of c...
Long Beach Museum of Art: The Artful Teapot: 20th-Century Expressions from the Kamm Collection
The teapots, created by modern and contemporary artists, such as Roy Lichtenstein, Michael Graves, Keith Haring, Cindy Sherman, Ralph Bacerra, Cindy Kolodziejski, Michael Lucero, Ron Nagle, Tony Marsh, Peter Shire and Adrian Saxe, represent some o...
Columbia Museum of Art: Fibers and Forms: Native American Basketry of the West
Fibers & Forms gives in-depth treatment to aesthetic as well as technical developments in Western basketry, paying particular attention to regional trends, tastes and traditions. The ...
Fuller Museum of Art: Quilt National 2001
Quilt National 2001 is the twelfth in the series of international, juried, biennial competitions dedicated to promoting the contemporary quilt as an art form. For over 20 years, Quilt National has showcased the most exciting and innovative trends ...
Laure Genillard: Matt Franks / Gemma Nelson
Matt Franks draws his inspiration from a wide choice of sources ranging from Modernist sculpture, contemporary cartoons and the Baroque. Using industrial plastics such as Styrofoam and polystyrene, meticulously hand-carved and sanded down, he give...
Fuller Museum of Art: The Marvelous Marbles of Bert Cohen
With over 300,000 marbles and an extensive archive of marble-related materials and toys, Cohen’s collection spans 4000 years and nearly every continent of the globe. Cohen, a retired toy manufacturer, began collecting marbles over 40 years ago and...
City Gallery Wellington, Hirschfeld Gallery: Sandra Schmidt: Hinterland II
Schmidt’s works are made up of many small, often identical units which build up into wall or floor-based installations; a system which unifies her diverse use of material. Her striking abstract wall panels are made from Hama beads, a children’s cr...
National Museum of Women in the Arts: Amalia Amaki: Boxes, Buttons and the Blues
A mid-career retrospective, this exhibition examines the breadth of Amalia Amaki’s (b. 1949) work spanning more than three decades. Drawing from such sources as blues music, photography, familial history, and American heritage, Amaki’s work challe...
Centro Galego de Arte Contemporanea: Mona Hatoum. Works 1991 - 2002
"... most people look for a very specific meaning, mostly wanting to explain [my work] specifically in relation to my background. I find it more exciting when a work reverberates with several meanings and paradoxes and ...
William Traver Gallery - Tacoma: Preston Singletary: The Uncle Who Walked into the Forest
In the early 1990's, Preston began to experiment with transferring Tlingit designs, traditionally carved in wood, into the modern medium of glass. The material felt particularly appropriate to Singletary as a continuation of Native American cultur...
Metropolitan Museum of Art: The Responsive Eye: Ralph T. Coe and the Collecting of American Indian Art
The exhibition was organized by The Metropolitan Museum of Art. All works in the exhibition are courtesy of Ralph T. Coe. Born in 1929, Coe was raised in Cleveland, Ohio. After graduate work in art history at Yale University, where his s...
Talwar Gallery: Ranjani Shettar: The Indian Spring
Employing organic materials invested with tradition and history, Ranjani Shettar creates multidimensional works that bring forth the metaphysical attributes of residing within a changing physical environment. She exposes the permeability of the of...
Arts For Global Development Network - Art4Development.Net: Call for Artists: Treasure Postcards Arts Contest
For further information on the arts contest please visit http://www.art4development.net/tpp.html Call for Participation - TreasurePostcards Arts Contest:
Deadline October 25, 2006 Do...
Thomas Dane: Michel Francois: Sculpture
The main gallery then becomes a laboratory to test how these models react when expanded from their domestic scale: a massive intertwined structure of a single 300 metre long tube will fill the space. Included in the exhibition is a recent fi...
Smithsonian, National Museum of the American Indian: Across Borders: Beadwork in Iroqous Life
“This exhibition tells the fascinating story of how Native peoples have adapted traditional tribal aesthetics to new products that were marketed to a diverse network of consumers,” said W. Richard West, ...
Bishop's University Art Gallery: Beyond Words: Gilbert Boyer, Ruth Cuthand & Elizabeth MacKenzie, Paul de Guzman, Nelson Henricks, Kelly Mark. Nadia Myre, Sylvia Ptak, Rober Racine
Some artists utilize language to impart a social or political message. Native Canadian Nadia Myre has hidden every single letter on the 56 pages of the Indian act, a document which she detests, behind a white bead. The remainder of each sheet is ...
Land of Odds: The Call for Artists: Ugly Necklace Contest - A Jewelry Design Competition With A Twist
The Third Annual Ugly Necklace Contest for 2005 is offering a first prize of a $992.93 shopping spree on the Land of Odds web-site (www.landofodds.com), and a Runner-Up prize of a $399.07 shopping spree on the web-site....
Museum of Modern Art: The Dream of Utopia/Utopia of the Dream
One extreme was defined by the pure abstractions of painters such as Piet Mondrian and Kazimir Malevich, who sought the systematic restructuring of reality through emphasis on the logic of form. For example, the spare black and white ...
Old Firehouse Art Center: The Korai and the Icon Diorama-cally Revealed
Several years ago, after a long hiatus, Boulder artist Ruth McCorrison renewed her art practice with the aim of working representationally in some textile technique to explore the dialectic between pictorial fiction and textile materiality. Beadw...
Haus der Kunst: Strange Messenger: The Work of Patti Smith
A newspaper photograph of the destruction of the towers of the World Trade Center reminded her of Peter Brueghel’s The Tower of Babel (1563) and provided the starting point for these drawings. In her book of poems Babel, published in 1978, she ...
University of Kentucky Art Museum: Contemporary Art Quilts from the John M. Walsh III Collection
According to Walsh:
… the lecturer stated that there was so much good work going on that it was a tragedy that there were almost no persons who were dedicated to collecting contemporary quilts ... artists were getting discouraged because muse...
Mabee Gerrer Museum of Art: Unveiling Ancient Mystery: Etruscan Treasures
“Prince Fabrizio Alliata’s collection is the finest example of Etruscan gold jewelry I have had the opportunity to both see and study,” said Vatican Museums Director General Dr. Francesco Buranelli. The exhibition is being brought to Oklahom...
Red Gate Gallery: My -- Our: Zheng Xuewu
Woodblock print is an ancient art in China that has mutated and re-invented itself along with the country’s turbulent history. Due to its immediate and visually forceful effect as well as its embeddedness in folk culture – most notably New Year’s ...

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