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Schulim Krimper: Mid-Century Artist & Master Craftsman
Category: Modern Design
When Schulim Krimper’s furniture was initially displayed at Melbourne’s Georges Gallery in 1951...
The Rise of Retro Jewels: 1930s to Mid-Century Glamour
Category: Jewels
The era spanning the 1930s through to the 1960s gave birth to some of the most dynamic and enduring styles in jewellery history...
In Conversation with Ben Danks
Category: Indigenous Art
Wiebke Brix, Head of Art, speaks with Ben Danks, collector of Indigenous art and former assistant manager of Papunya Tula Artists Pty Ltd...
Timeless Elegance: The Legendary Jewels of Grace Kelly
Category: Jewels
Grace Kelly was the embodiment of elegance, a woman whose beauty and poise transcended both Hollywood and royalty...
Five Classic Gucci Bags to Invest In
Category: Luxury
Trends come and go, but these iconic styles have stood the test of time. ...
Brooching the Subject: The Renaissance of Artful Adornment
Category: Jewels
Long relegated to antique jewellery boxes and the lapels of eccentric relatives, the brooch has undergone a spectacular transformation...
In Print: Six Years of Standout Works and Stories
Category: Prints & Multiples
Leonard Joel is the only Australian auction house to present biannual auctions and live viewings dedicated exclusively to Prints & Multiples...
The Distortion of Proportion – an Exercise in Asymmetrical Watches
Category: Jewels
It is logical to assume that we associate symmetry with consistency, precision with accuracy, order with exactness, and where else do we demand and ex...
Why Rescuing Individual Animals Matters
Category: The 22nd Report
Conservation often focuses on survival of a species, and while this is important, it is underpinned by an indisputable fact: individual animals matter...