Though the term Art Nouveau—French for “new art”—suggests a singular origin, the movement was inherently international, manifesting in diverse styles across Europe. Emerging as...
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The Buyers' Guide to Art Deco Jewelry
Strong design and technical brilliance are compelling reasons to collect signed Art Deco jewelry. And at its best and most collectible, it is a form of timeless wearable art.
Gismonda, 1894 Alphonse Mucha’s first and perhaps most famous poster, this iconic "Gismonda" lithograph would launch both the artist’s career and his very lucrative...
Enchanted by the exotic allure of Orientalist literature—particularly the vivid tales of Mark Twain—Louis Comfort Tiffany embarked on a transformative grand tour of the...
Displayed in our gallery are remnants of a way of life few of us can still relate to—the era of slow, deliberate correspondence. A...
We are delighted to present this exquisite Japonist pitcher by Edward C. Moore. A testament to Moore’s masterful craftsmanship, this remarkable piece seamlessly blends...
Macklowe Gallery is thrilled to exhibit at The Winter Show, the most prestigious art, antiques, and design fair in America, for our 28th consecutive...
Ruby and blue sapphire - along with sapphires in orange, yellow, green, purple, and pink hues - are special variants of the colorless mineral...
A favorite style of collectors for its spirit of casual glamour, the Rétro Moderne was a bold, visionary era in jewelry whose practitioners looked...
While Tiffany leaded shades often steal the spotlight, true collectors recognize that the lamp bases are equally important when assembling a Tiffany lamp. These...
The integration of nature into design has long been a driving force behind some of the most iconic works of architecture and art. Frank...
Ben Macklowe presents the most comprehensive collection of his artistic jewels outside of a museum in more than three decades
In August, 1963, David Webb subbed in to write the Herald Tribune's "In Fashion" syndicated column or his friend Eugenia Sheppard, the top critic...
Tiffany's Peony lamp shades stand as an exquisite testament to Louis Comfort Tiffany's mastery of both artistry and horticulture.
Strong design and technical brilliance are compelling reasons to collect signed Art Deco jewelry. And at its best and most collectible, it is a...
Macklowe Gallery presents a tour of our booth at the 70th Winter Show, Day to Night as a metaphor for the transition of Art...
With record-setting prices at auction and a host of A-list designers placing the works in important spaces, it’s the ideal time to start a...
In 1871, a bright-eyed twenty-three-year-old Louis Comfort Tiffany made his first of many trips to the East,
Discover our collection of French Lighted Sculpture on site now...
There’s still time to experience “Tiffany in Color”—thanks to popular demand, our immersive exhibition is extended to January 2nd, 2024
Jewelers of a century and more ago shared many of the same concerns when practicing their art as top modern jewelers. In addition to...
In the pre-electricity mid-Georgian era, jewels were designed to be seen by candlelight in the evening, lending them an ethereal sparkle
Donald Claflin arrived at the pinnacle of the New York jewelry world via an unexpected path. A graduate of Parsons, Claflin began his career...
Made by Bapst and Falize circa 1887, this enamel and diamond bracelet is a magnificent specimen of lost jeweler’s arts.
Like gold and diamonds, colored stones are magically compelling, prized for their beauty and treasured as stores of value for millennia.
In their various iterations, dating from 1906 and before, dragonfly lamps were among the earliest, most popular, and most costly of Tiffany Studios' designs.
Opal in its many varieties is the birthstone of October. Prized for its vivid spectral displays, known as “play of color”, precious opal is...
Discover the "Elles" series now, even more in depth—shop the collection.
The private collection of Claudius Linossier reveals a rich life, that was at once worldly, and rooted in his proud French roots.
Art collecting is a pleasure that derives from continual learning, refinement of taste, and the pursuit of beauty and rarity.
Join Ben Macklowe in a Macklowe Gallery series that educates and inspires— without ever leaving the comfort of your couch.
Tiffany’s 26-inch oriental poppy is a marvel of design. The lamp astounds with its vermillion and green color palette, a mainstay of the impressionist...
For the Daum Brothers, the snowdrop was both an aesthetic and political symbol. The Franco-Prussian war (1870-1) had torn their lives asunder. As many...
Join Ben Macklowe in a Macklowe Gallery series that educates and inspires— without ever leaving the comfort of your couch. Episode 6: Tiffany Favrile...
Some of the world’s oldest recorded texts and longest-held beliefs are those attached to gemstones. Used throughout known history as talismans, oracles, amulets, charms,...
Typically structured of hand hammered wire, Calder’s jewelry is characterized by drama, wit and imagination, expressed through the poetry of the abstract line.
Join us for a new episode of "Collecting At Home," in which we focus on Van Cleef & Arpels' “Angel Hair," or "Cheveaux D’Ange," collection,...
“Look at the stars! look, look up at the skies!” So entreats Gerard Hopkins, the great Victorian writer and author of many popular sonnets and...
Wide expanses of sun drenched beach, sheer white cliffs giving way to a tranquil, sky blue sea, the splendor of ancient monuments rising above...
A tour de force, the Morning Glory Vase is largely considered one of Tiffany studios’ greatest achievements. To gain an understanding of why it...
Join us for a new episode of "Collecting At Home," in which we focus on Loïe Fuller, the famed American actress and dancer who was...
Join us for a new episode of "Collecting At Home," in which we focus on Tiffany Studios New York’s highly collectible flower form vases,...
Join us for a new Macklowe Gallery series that educates and inspires—without ever leaving the comfort of your couch. In this episode of "Collecting...
I am so excited to share news with you about our participation in the 2021 Winter Show, a benefit for East Side House Settlement....
Dear friends, family, clients, and curious minds, It is with great pride and pleasure that we welcome you to the newly-relaunched...
New York City Jewelry Week is an incredible opportunity for jewelry enthusiasts to come together and share knowledge and celebrate the world of jewelry through...
For our most recent GemfliX conversation, Ben Macklowe discussed "Art Nouveau: The Genesis of Jewelry As Fine Art" in great detail, to an audience...
Though the term Art Nouveau—French for “new art”—suggests a singular origin, the movement was inherently international, manifesting in diverse styles...
Gismonda, 1894 Alphonse Mucha’s first and perhaps most famous poster, this iconic "Gismonda" lithograph would launch both the artist’s career...
Enchanted by the exotic allure of Orientalist literature—particularly the vivid tales of Mark Twain—Louis Comfort Tiffany embarked on a transformative...
Displayed in our gallery are remnants of a way of life few of us can still relate to—the era of...
We are delighted to present this exquisite Japonist pitcher by Edward C. Moore. A testament to Moore’s masterful craftsmanship, this...
Macklowe Gallery is thrilled to exhibit at The Winter Show, the most prestigious art, antiques, and design fair in America,...
Ruby and blue sapphire - along with sapphires in orange, yellow, green, purple, and pink hues - are special variants...
A favorite style of collectors for its spirit of casual glamour, the Rétro Moderne was a bold, visionary era in...
While Tiffany leaded shades often steal the spotlight, true collectors recognize that the lamp bases are equally important when assembling...
The integration of nature into design has long been a driving force behind some of the most iconic works of...
Ben Macklowe presents the most comprehensive collection of his artistic jewels outside of a museum in more than three decades
In August, 1963, David Webb subbed in to write the Herald Tribune's "In Fashion" syndicated column or his friend Eugenia Sheppard, the top critic of the Sixties.
Tiffany's Peony lamp shades stand as an exquisite testament to Louis Comfort Tiffany's mastery of both artistry and horticulture.
Strong design and technical brilliance are compelling reasons to collect signed Art Deco jewelry. And at its best and most collectible, it is a form of timeless wearable art.
Macklowe Gallery presents a tour of our booth at the 70th Winter Show, Day to Night as a metaphor for the transition of Art Nouveau to Art Deco, with designs by our Research Fellow
With record-setting prices at auction and a host of A-list designers placing the works in important spaces, it’s the ideal time to start a collection.
In 1871, a bright-eyed twenty-three-year-old Louis Comfort Tiffany made his first of many trips to the East,
Discover our collection of French Lighted Sculpture on site now...
There’s still time to experience “Tiffany in Color”—thanks to popular demand, our immersive exhibition is extended to January 2nd, 2024
Jewelers of a century and more ago shared many of the same concerns when practicing their art as top modern...
In the pre-electricity mid-Georgian era, jewels were designed to be seen by candlelight in the evening, lending them an ethereal sparkle
Donald Claflin arrived at the pinnacle of the New York jewelry world via an unexpected path. A graduate of Parsons, Claflin began his career in interior decorating and textile design, working and living in Manhattan.
Made by Bapst and Falize circa 1887, this enamel and diamond bracelet is a magnificent specimen of lost jeweler’s arts.
Like gold and diamonds, colored stones are magically compelling, prized for their beauty and treasured as stores of value for millennia.
In their various iterations, dating from 1906 and before, dragonfly lamps were among the earliest, most popular, and most costly of Tiffany Studios' designs.
Opal in its many varieties is the birthstone of October. Prized for its vivid spectral displays, known as “play of color”, precious opal is a perfect choice to represent the dazzling hues of October’s autumn earth and sky.
Discover the "Elles" series now, even more in depth—shop the collection.
The private collection of Claudius Linossier reveals a rich life, that was at once worldly, and rooted in his proud French roots.
Art collecting is a pleasure that derives from continual learning, refinement of taste, and the pursuit of beauty and rarity.
Join Ben Macklowe in a Macklowe Gallery series that educates and inspires— without ever leaving the comfort of your couch.
Tiffany’s 26-inch oriental poppy is a marvel of design. The lamp astounds with its vermillion and green color palette, a mainstay of the impressionist landscape.
For the Daum Brothers, the snowdrop was both an aesthetic and political symbol. The Franco-Prussian war (1870-1) had torn their lives asunder. As many Alsatians fled their homeland, the population of Nancy doubled to 100,000.
Join Ben Macklowe in a Macklowe Gallery series that educates and inspires— without ever leaving the comfort of your couch....
Some of the world’s oldest recorded texts and longest-held beliefs are those attached to gemstones. Used throughout known history as...
Typically structured of hand hammered wire, Calder’s jewelry is characterized by drama, wit and imagination, expressed through the poetry of the abstract line.
Join us for a new episode of "Collecting At Home," in which we focus on Van Cleef & Arpels' “Angel Hair," or "Cheveaux D’Ange," collection, which included dynamic and original designs for jewels formed of gold filaments tipped with brilliant diamonds.
“Look at the stars! look, look up at the skies!” So entreats Gerard Hopkins, the great Victorian writer and author of many popular sonnets and songs in the late 19th century.
Wide expanses of sun drenched beach, sheer white cliffs giving way to a tranquil, sky blue sea, the splendor of ancient monuments rising above the heights of romantic city scapes; a mere mention of the grandeur to be found along the Mediterranean coast.
A tour de force, the Morning Glory Vase is largely considered one of Tiffany studios’ greatest achievements. To gain an understanding of why it is important to understand the timeline that led to its creation.
Join us for a new episode of "Collecting At Home," in which we focus on Loïe Fuller, the famed American actress and dancer who was widely considered to be the embodiment of the Art Nouveau movement, most known for her world-renowned “Serpentine Dance.”
Join us for a new episode of "Collecting At Home," in which we focus on Tiffany Studios New York’s highly collectible flower form vases, which served as Louis Comfort Tiffany’s homage to the delicacy, grace, and light-filled translucence of a young bloom.
Join us for a new Macklowe Gallery series that educates and inspires—without ever leaving the comfort of your couch. In this episode of "Collecting At Home," we focus on the uniquely beautiful bracelets from the interwar period of the 1940s with designs that focus on large volumes, as a step forward into modernity.
I am so excited to share news with you about our participation in the 2021 Winter Show, a benefit for East Side House Settlement. While it may not look exactly like it has in our previous 24 years as an exhibitor, I think in many ways this year will be better, and here’s why...
Dear friends, family, clients, and curious minds, It is with great pride and pleasure that we welcome you to the newly-relaunched...
New York City Jewelry Week is an incredible opportunity for jewelry enthusiasts to come together and share knowledge and celebrate the...
For our most recent GemfliX conversation, Ben Macklowe discussed "Art Nouveau: The Genesis of Jewelry As Fine Art" in great detail, to an audience of more than 250 jewelry enthusiasts.
