Toyism (from English toy – “toy”) is a direction of contemporary art in which an artist or a group of authors create a work with
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Read MoreThe jewelry house of the Grachev brothers was famous for its products in the Art Nouveau and Neo-Russian styles. The company produced silverware decorated with
Read MoreChristopher Nigel Lawrence was born in 1936. He studied at the Central School of Arts and Crafts in London. He organized his own workshop and
Read MoreSurprise Egg by Stuart Devlin Stuart Devlin (1931 2018) was born in Australia. There he began his working career as an art teacher. But he
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