Eleven Designs For Jewelry, Including Some Gold Brooches Displayed On Wrought Silver Stand
Martin Gerlach · 1846-1918
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Eleven Designs For Jewelry, Including Some Gold Brooches Displayed On Wrought Silver Stand, Martin Gerlach (1872 - 1873). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Martin Gerlach died in 1918; this work is in the public domain.
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A chromolithographic plate titled Die Perle, numbered 16 and dated 1872, presents eleven jewelry designs arranged across the page. Gold pendants, lockets and brooches with enamel inlay, green and red accents, and pearl drops are displayed on an ornate silver stand, and the print is credited to Martin Gerlach and printed by Otto Beyer in Berlin.
