"ANKTIQUE" Art Deco Antiques & Fine Art Gallery
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Antique dealer Ankie Mooiman, calling her business "ANKTIQUE", combines her many business commitments with sourcing new stock from across France.
With a focus on the aesthetic, Ankie Mooiman effortlessly mixes styles and eras creating her on-going collection which is showcased and for sale on this website. 'Anktique Art Deco' offers the finest selection of rare collectibles, accessories, estate silver, paintings, fine art, jade art, clocks, ceramics, porcelains, oriental carpets, fine jewelry, bronze figurines, bronze statuary, stone statuary, hand blown glassware, chandeliers, and unbelievably more! We welcome you to browse online and visit anytime! Worldwide delivery service available. The Gallery France office in the Bourgogne is managing this website and is keeping the permanent online exhibition updated for the impressionist paintings of Chris van Dijk and for the Art Deco antique online sales exhibition. |
ARTISTS
C. Ranc - Charles Schneider - René Lalique - Gien - Baccarat - Marcel Franck - P. de Cagney - Nicolas Vidal - Froment Meurice - Joseph Buisson - Ezan - Daum - K&G Lunéville - Jean Simon Peynaud - Longwy - Sarreguemines - Murano - Apollo Paris - Loys Lucha - Gallé - Chiparus - Guglielmo Pugi - Frecourt - Christofle - Boch - Saint Louis - Moser - Degué - Peynaud - Petitôt - Noverdy - Pugi - Bruns - T. Cartier - Charles Schneider - Jean Gabriel Domergue - Pierre Jacques Pelletier - Maurice Utrillo - Frank Boggs - Pierre-August Renoir - Maxime Maufra - Lazare Volovick - Peter Behrens - Lucien Gernin - Carl Skanberg - Pierre eugene Montezin and many more...
Art Deco was a popular style movement from 1920 to 1939 that had an impact on the decorative and applied arts, in architecture, graphic, industrial and interior design, as well as visual arts and clothing fashion.
The movement was eclectic in a way, i.e. a mishmash of many different style and art movements from the first decades of the 20th century. The main characteristic of Art Deco, and its distinction from the more organic Art Nouveau, is the embrace of technology in addition to traditional motifs. The style is often characterized by rich colors, geometric figures and lavish decorations.
The movement was eclectic in a way, i.e. a mishmash of many different style and art movements from the first decades of the 20th century. The main characteristic of Art Deco, and its distinction from the more organic Art Nouveau, is the embrace of technology in addition to traditional motifs. The style is often characterized by rich colors, geometric figures and lavish decorations.
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