The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston acquires work by C. James Meyer
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Published: 08.10.2019
Ring: Monterosso al Mare, 2016
18K gold, platinum, diamond, mixed media.
13 x 13 x 5 cm
Photo by: Taylor Dabney
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Museum purchase with funds donated by Rob Hargett in honor of Gloria Bucuvalas Hargett, 2019.803.1-2.
Fashioning zen gardens through a creative combination that mixes found objects and architectural materials with precious metals and gemstones, the work of C. James Meyer has been described as exhibiting “restraint, control, elegance, and above all, grace.”
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