Marion Delarue Parrot Devotees brooch acquired by The Françoise van den Bosch Foundation

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Published: 11.02.2019

Brooch: Parrot Devotees 4 by Marion Delarue.Natural feathers of geese, pheasants, guinea fowls and roosters, rice paper pulp, silver, steel wire.. 2017.Part of: Françoise van den Bosch FoundationUnique piece.Young Talent acquisition 2018.

Marion Delarue
Brooch: Parrot Devotees 4, 2017
Natural feathers of geese, pheasants, guinea fowls and roosters, rice paper pulp, silver, steel wire.
Part of: Françoise van den Bosch Foundation
Young Talent acquisition 2018
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The Françoise van den Bosch Foundation recently acquired a brooch from the Parrot Devotees series by the French jewellery designer Marion Delarue for its collection. The Piet-Hein Verspyck Mijnssen Acquisitions - in short, the Young Talent acquisitions - supports emerging jewellers since 1997.

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