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mote-historie · 3 months
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George Barbier, In early Art Deco style: Dix-sept dessins de George Barbier sur Le cantique des cantiques - Traduction française de 1316 (Seventeen drawings by George Barbier on The Song of Songs - French translation from 1316), Paris: La Belle Édition, 1914.
For sale: EditionOriginale.com
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allaboutrings · 4 months
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Egyptian Revival 18k Gold Jade Scarab, Opal, and Enamel Ring
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Egyptian Revival
Yesterday's post was about the full opening of Tutankhamun's tomb, but there have been several times when Egypt has had a strong influence in fashion and art, and here I selected a few things from the 1910s and 1920s that are Egyptian revival, and of course let me know which ones are your favourites of you can add some when reblogging this post.
Here we go.
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The beginning of the century marked the birth of modern dance, so we see that part of the Orientalism trend had a deep Egyptian influence from Les Ballets Russes to the Denishawn school: strong lines, profile poses, spectacular costumes, all taken from the art and sculpture of the ancient Egypt.
Here a little video of the Denishawn dancers along Ted Shawn (not the dance of the picture above), with no music because this is FROM 1913:
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Also, this influence is clearly seen in the art deco masterpiece that is the dance scene from Metropolis (1927):
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Denishawn students (Lillian Powell, Charlotte Brendel, Grace McCrea, Irene Pryor, Claire Niles) in an Egyptian dance created as part of a vaudeville act by Ted Shawn (not related to the Denishawn Egyptian Ballet), Hixon-Connelly, 1918, The New York City Public Library.
Vaslav Nijinsky and Serafima Astafieva in "Cleopatre", probably by Ernst Sandau, 1912, National Portrait Gallery, London.
Desiree Lubovska as Cleopatra, ca. 1915.
Ida Rubinstein with costume designed by Erté, 1920s.
Dancers from the Folies Bergère with costumes designed by Erté, Paris, 1924.
Dance of the Priest of Ra, from Dances of the Ages, Denishawn dancers, 1913.
Dance Scene, from Metropolis, Fritz Lang, 1927.
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Fashion and accessories were deeply inspired by Egypt in the 1920s, thanks to the simple shapes of the garments, the use of striking accessories and jewelry, and the use of embellishments and embroidery to elevate the simple dresses: from appliqués to bead embroidery, to burnt velvet and translucent layers. And of course, let's not forget the use of colour that gives the feel of ancient Egyptian art: gold, sand, teal, royal blue, and burnt orange.
Orange burnout velvet dress, 1920s, available in Antique Graces.
Egyptian revival brooch, Max Neiger, 1920s, sold at auction.
Egyptian revival silk dress with appliqués, 1920s, Stephens College Costume Museum.
"Cleopatre" grande robe du soir by Jean Patou, Les Modes, september 1921 (click that link! You can read the whole magazine!).
Evening dress, Thurn, 1923-26, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Pair of leather gloves with silk embroidery, ca. 1925, LACMA.
Beaded Egyptian revival dress, 1920s.
Egyptian revival silver gild and enamel charms necklace, 1920s, on sale on etsy.
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Of course, let's not forget the graphic arts. illustration was a key for advertising and communication when colour photos were not available. Here a small selection of my favourites:
"Cleopatra", J.C. Leyendecker, for the cover of the Evening Standard, August 1923.
Ad for Egyptian Deities cigarettes, 1920s-30s.
Egyptian Goddess, ca. 1929, George Barbier.
Ramses perfume ad, 1923.
Cover for Harper's Bazaar, February 1927, Erté.
Music sheet cover for the Tutankhamen Shimmy, 1923.
And finally an extra: a Tutankhamen shimmy recorded in 1926:
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myfairylily · 2 months
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Chanel métiers d'Art
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gemville · 1 year
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Gold, Lapis Lazuli, Amber and Turquoise Egyptian Revival Necklace by Louis Comfort Tiffany, Circa 1913
Photo Courtesy: Museum Of Fine Arts, Boston
Source: thejewelryloupe.com
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tinydooms · 1 year
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Found this today at one of my favorite vintage shops: an Egyptian Revival pectoral pendant made for MoMa in the '70s to celebrate the fifty year anniversary of Howard Carter's discovery of King Tut's Tomb. All it needs is a chain! I have a small but quality collection of Egyptian Revival pieces and I'm thrilled to add this to it!
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1920 ─ LE THÉATRE ─ Nº 384 | Kabinett Auktionen Mme Ida Rubinstein. Rôle de Cléopâtre. Théatre National de l'Opéra. Antoine et Cléopâtre ─ Acte V [Photo Sabourin (succ. de Bert)]
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Egyptian Revival vase, 1865-70, England.
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roses--and--rue · 1 year
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Schafer & Vater Egyptian revival box.
Pink jasperware, c. 1910s.
via Roses & Rue Antiques
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flyawaywme · 1 year
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Erica Elizabeth Designs, Bijoux de Tete Collection
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paletapessoal · 2 months
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Egyptian Revival Art Nouveau pendant with enamel, diamonds & beetles in gold, c. 1900. Parisian jeweler Auger © la Galerie Parisienne
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eyesaremosaics · 2 years
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Rosenthal Teacup, porcelain, 1930s Germany.
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allaboutrings · 11 months
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Egyptian Revival Platinum-Topped 14k Gold Amethyst and Diamond Scarab Ring
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thesorceresstemple · 1 year
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Wearables from Pavilion Parade
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gemville · 2 years
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Antique Tiara Made To Resemble The Ancient Egyptian Amuletic Winged Globe; Carlo and Arthur Guilliano, Circa 1900
Gold, Green Enamel, Diamonds, Star Ruby
Source: Pinterest
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1920sxfashionxstyle · 2 years
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