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Marie Antoinette's gold Breguet pocket watch, ca. 1827. It took 44 years to complete after it was first commissioned in 1793. Marie

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    Clocks and Watches

    ~ Watch & Chatelaine...by Hippolyte Téterger, French (Paris), ca. 1870-78. Gold, platinum, & diamonds ~ by sue
    suesue ~ Watch & Chatelaine...by Hippolyte Téterger, French (Paris), ca. 1870-78. Gold, platinum, & diamonds ~

    Shades of Pink

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    Shades of Pink

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    Jewelry

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    Art Deco

    monolith detail
    catrulzcatrulz monolith detail "The column, 14.12 meters (46 feet) high carved out of a single block of stone, consists of 121 figures. Modeled by Vigeland in the years 1924-25, it took three stone carvers from 1929 to 1943 to complete the Monolith, just shortly before Vigeland died. The column is completely covered by human figures in relief, singly or in groups. At the bottom there are seemingly inert bodies. Above them figures ascent in a spiral, the movement halting midway and then rising at a fast pace towards the summit which is covered by small children. Various interpretations of the Monolith have been suggested: Man's resurrection, the struggle for existence, Man's yearning for for spiritual spheres, the transcendence of everyday life and cyclic repetition."

    Architecture