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10 April 2017
Museums

The Twentieth-Century Italian Jewelry at the Milan Poldi Pezzoli Museum

BY Nastya Ivlieva
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I would like to write my thoughts about the collection by Greek jeweler Ilias Lalaounis with a geometric pattern in the form of a labyrinth. Its name made me wonder. It's called Choreographism. In the ancient Greek choreo means dance,

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The Twentieth-Century Italian Jewelry at the Milan Poldi Pezzoli Museum

BY Nastya Ivlieva
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