Dragonfly

Summary

Dragonfly is a pendant^[1].

Key Facts

• Dragonfly is the creator of Philippe Wolfers^[2].
• Dragonfly's image is recorded as Phillipe Wolfers, Libellule (1902-1903), KMKG-MRAH.tif^[3].
• Dragonfly's instance of is recorded as pendant^[4].
• Dragonfly's instance of is recorded as corsage^[5].
• Dragonfly's movement is recorded as Art Nouveau^[6].
• Dragonfly's depicts is recorded as Anisoptera^[7].
• Dragonfly's made from material is recorded as gold^[8].
• Dragonfly's made from material is recorded as vitreous enamel^[9].
• Dragonfly's made from material is recorded as diamond^[10].
• Dragonfly's made from material is recorded as opal^[11].
• Dragonfly's collection is recorded as Royal Museums of Art and History^[12].
• Dragonfly's collection is recorded as King Baudouin Foundation^[13].
• Dragonfly's inventory number is recorded as D2017.023.005^[14].
• Dragonfly's location is recorded as Royal Museums of Art and History^[15].
• Dragonfly's part of is recorded as Philippe and Marcel Wolfers Collection^[16].
• +1902-10-07T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Dragonfly^[17].
• Dragonfly's exhibition history is recorded as Q60535307^[18].
• Dragonfly's exhibition history is recorded as Modern style juwelen^[19].
• Dragonfly's exhibition history is recorded as Ideal Salon of the Belle Epoque^[20].
• Dragonfly's exhibition history is recorded as Philippe Wolfers, Juwelen, zilver, ivoor, kristal (1858-1929)^[21].
• Dragonfly's exhibition history is recorded as Europalia 80. Belgium 150. Art Nouveau Belgium^[22].
• Dragonfly's exhibition history is recorded as From Art Nouveau to Art Deco: Philippe and Marcel Wolfers^[23].
• Dragonfly's exhibition history is recorded as Philippe und Marcel Wolfers. Art Nouveau et Art Déco aus Brüssel^[24].
• Dragonfly's exhibition history is recorded as Art Nouveau Jewelry^[25].
• Dragonfly's title is recorded as Libellule^[26].

Body

Works and Contributions

Dragonfly is the creator of Philippe Wolfers^[2].