Work by Lucy Sarneel added to the permanent presentation of the CODA collection
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Published: 24.03.2022
Necklace: Crafts Chain, 1993
Silver, gold, steel, boxwood.
Part of: CODA Museum
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In 2017, we described the monographic exhibition Private Territory in Public – Jewellery by Lucy Sarneel as a ‘mid-career’ exhibition. After all, Lucy Sarneel, 56 at the time, still had decades ahead of her. Unfortunately, that is not what happened. Lucy Sarneel died on 28 December 2020.
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