Harold O’Connor: Between Art and Nature
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Published: 25.07.2014
Necklace: Nordic Skies, 2011
24k and 18k gold, silver, spectrolite
diameter 2 3 ⁄8
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Among the most accomplished metalsmiths of his or any generation, O’Connor enjoys a dual reputation as both artist and esteemed teacher. His jewelry resides in seventeen museum collections worldwide — and he has taught and lectured in sixteen countries, including Korea, New Zealand, the Czech Republic, and Japan.
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