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| ART NOVEAU, JUGENDSTIL, ARTS and CRAFTS MOVEMENT - WILLIAM MORRIS (1834 – 1896) CHARLES VOYSEY (1857-1941) | ||||
Birge Art Nouveau Wallpaper Necktie $45.00 silk tie |
Adapted from wallpaper from the M.H. Birge & Sons Company, Buffalo, New York, circa 1911. From the collection of the Burchfield-Penney Art Center, Buffalo State College, New York. |
Fox and Chave 517 $45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Fox and Chave 517 $45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie | |
Fox and Chave 359 $45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Fox and Chave 358 $45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Fox and Chave 040 $45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Fox and Chave 067 $45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie | |
Fox and Chave 163 $45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Fox and Chave 307 $45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Fox and Chave 332 $45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Collector Necktie The Gallery Collection 8670 $35.00 silk tie | |
Fox and Chave 521 $45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Collector Necktie Metropolitan Museum Of Fine Arts 7328 $30.00 silk tie |
Smithsonian 6641 $30.00 silk 3 5/8" tie |
Smithsonian 9330 $30.00 silk tie | |
Nina Ricci 10173 $30.00 silk tie |
Milleflori Collector Necktie $20.00 silk tie |
Milleflori Collector Necktie $20.00 silk tie |
Liberty Of London 6423 $25.00 silk 3" tie | |
Liberty Of London 6423 $25.00 silk 3" tie |
Umbria 10171 $25.00 silk woven tie |
Metropolitan Museum Of Art 8153 $25.00 silk 3 1/4" tie |
Liberty Of London 4588 $25.00 cotton tie | |
Valentino 6886 $20.00 silk tie |
Talbott Studio 6748 $20.00 silk tie |
Talbott Studio 9094 $20.00 silk tie |
Liberty 7581 $25.00 silk 3 1/2" tie | |
Smithsonian Institute 10883 $20.00 silk 3 3/8" tie |
Otimo Uomo 7662 $25.00 silk tie |
Unicef 10871 $30.00 silk tie |
Unicef 10726 $30.00 silk tie | |
| ANTONI GAUDI - 1852-1926 - Spain's most famous architect, was the leading exponent of Modernism, the Catalonian version of Art Nouveau. His highly sculptural creations, such as Barcelona's Casa Mila, Guell Park and the unfinished Sagrada Familia Cathedral are celebrated internationally as works of genius. | ||||
GRW37 navy $45.00 silk tie |
GRW15 gray $45.00 silk tie |
GPB17 black/gold $45.00 silk tie |
Box Elder 7749 $35.00 silk tie | |
| From window designs in the Guell Colony Crypt, Santa Coloma de Cervello (1898-1917). | From bench designs in Guell Park, Barcelona (1900-1914). | |||
| GUSTAV KLIMT (1862-1918) - Considered to be a pioneer of the Modernist art movement. In 1897, Klimt joined with a younger generation of artists in creating the Vienna Secession, a group whose artistic mission was to renew society. The efforts of this group led to the development of a Viennese version of Art Nouveau. | ||||
Tree of Life Necktie MKTL black $45.00 silk tie |
Gustav Klimt Necktie MKA red, gold, blue $45.00 silk tie |
Fox And Chave 052 orange, blue $45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
gold, blue brown $45.00 silk tie | |
| Adapted from the Stoclet Frieze, a mosaic Klimt designed for the dining room of the Stoclet Palace (1905-11), designed by Josef Hoffmann, in Brussels, Belgium. | Inspired by a portrait of Adele Bloch-Blauer (1907). | |||
Gustav Klimt Necktie MGKK citrus, blue $45.00 silk tie |
Gustav Klimt Necktie MGKK multicolored $45.00 silk tie |
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| Adapted from Klimt's most famous painting, The Kiss (1907-08), Österreichisches Galerie Wien, Vienna. There are more ties with a larger image of The Kiss on the Modern Artist Neckties page plus more Klimt paintings. | ||||
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CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH - 1868-1928 holds a special place in the history of architecture and design. He is best known as the architect of the Glasgow School of Art, the Willow Team Rooms, and Hill House - all masterpieces of visual symbolism, historic reference, poetic intensity, and pure geometry.One of Mackintosh's fundamental beliefs was that art, architecture, and the crafts were one creative whole. His buildings are inseparable from what they contain, every element, however minute, is considered in relation to the whole. MARGARET MACDONALD - 1865 - 1933 provided the decorative arts to Charles' buildings. The result is a unique vocabulary of design and decoration that can only be described as "Mackintosh". Our Charles Rennie Mackintosh necktie collection is intended as a tribute to this prophetic team whose influence continues to grow. A portion of the proceeds of the sale of these ties goes to assist the conservation and education programs of the Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery, University of Glasgow. |
HFR54 blue HFR68 gold $45.00 silk tie |
HFR84 red $45.00 silk tie |
HRB9 purple HRB4 green $45.00 silk tie |
HRB1 black HRB4 red $45.00 silk tie |
| Adapted from the textile design "Rose and Teardrop" (1915-23). | Based on the textile design, "Wave Pattern" (1915-23). | Based on stained glass panels that mark entrance ways throughout the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland (built 1897-1909). | ||
Box Elder 2373 $35.00 silk tie |
HWP31 blue HWP89 red $45.00 silk tie |
BE 5103 $35.00 silk tie |
BE 5103 $35.00 silk tie | |
Fox and Chave 722 $45.00 silk tie |
Fox and Chave 843 $45.00 silk tie |
Fox and Chave 843 detail $45.00 silk tie |
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| BAUHAUS - JOOST SCHMIDT - (1893 - 1948) Joost Schmidt was a typographer and sculptor. In 1910, he began studying at the Grand-Ducal Saxon Academy of fine Art in Weimar. A student at the Bauhaus from 1919 to 1925, he trained in the wood-carving workshop. His first typographical works date from 1923. Schmidt taught at the Bauhaus from 1925 to 1932. There he was head of the sculpture workshop from 1925 to 1930 and head of the advertising department from 1928. He taught the Lettering course plus life drawing. Schmidt also rented a studio in Berlin and worked as a cartographer in a publishing house. | ||||
MBAU 1 black $45.00 woven silk tie |
MBAU 2 silver $45.00 woven silk tie |
MBAU 4 blue $45.00 woven silk tie |
MBAU 8 red, 5 mint $45.00 woven silk tie | |
| Based on a heating panel for the Sommerfeld House in Berlin (1921). | MODERNISM - LOUIS SULLIVAN - Louis Henry (Henri) Sullivan (September 3, 1856–April 14, 1924) was an American architect, called the "father of modernism". He is considered by many as the creator of the modern skyscraper, was an influential architect and critic of the Chicago School, and was a mentor to Frank Lloyd Wright. book ties, neckwear, cycle ties, tye, neckwears |
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CAF 2 taupe |
CAF 1 blue CAF 5 sage $45.00 silk tie |
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| Based on a baluster Sullivan designed for the Chicago Stock Exchange Building (1893). | ||||
| FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT - 1867-1959 is recognized as the 20th century's greatest architect. His buildings as well as his other commissions represent some of the world's most important architectural and design treasures. During his more than 70-year career, Wright created nearly 800 works, including his famous Prairie houses, Usonian buildings, offices and resorts, churches and temples, and finally, an art museum. In his art, Frank Lloyd Wright transformed the materials of nature into forms and spaces idealized by the human mind - creating things nearly divine. Born of the intimate beauty of Wright's decorative details, the Frank Lloyd Wright® Neckwear Collections seek to convey Wright's monumental vision of the human spirit. These Frank Lloyd Wright® Collection products are authorized by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Taliesin West, Scottsdale, Arizona. A portion of the sales of these ties supports the conservation and education programs of the foundation. There are so many beautiful Frank Lloyd Wright Neckties that he has his own page. | ||||
| SANTIAGO CALATRAVA - 1951 in Valencia, Spain. As both an architect and an engineer, Calatrava easily identifies with both disciplines. He often creates innovative works that depend on a firm grasp of both the creative and structural aspects of design. His skills as an engineer allow him to create sculptural surfaces and unusual spaces. | ||||
MBS41 blue $45.00 silk tie |
MBS81 red $45.00 silk tie |
In 2001, a landmark building was completed. The Milwaukee Art Museum addition, the first US building designed by Spanish-born architect, Santiago Calatrava opened to the public. The centerpiece of this creation is a 90-foot high transparent gathering place enclosed by a light-controlling sunscreen, the brise soleil. It can be raised or lowered creating a dramatic sculpture, which the architect likened to a bird in flight. A portion of the sales of these ties supports the education programs of the Milwaukee Art Museum . |
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| Brise Soleil = Large Aerofoil Fins that allow a significant level of natural daylight into the building whilst reducing solar gain. Additionally, the wide spacing allows good outward visibility with less clutter to the sight line. Furthermore, they fit in well with the concept of natural ventilation, and provide excellent control of the internal environment if controlled automatically or linked to the Building Management System. | ||||
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For ties with architectural details and building styles go to the Architecture Neckties page. Frank Lloyd Wrights has his own page of neckties and also some t-shirts. Also find some artistic structures and engineering marvels on the Math and Physics tie page. Check out more Art ties on the Renaissance to Impressionism and Modern to Contemporary artist necktie pages. M C Echer and Norman Rockefeller gets their own pages and artists from the first civilizations also have their page. | ||||
| Payment accepted 1) by Paypal, 2) Discover, Mastercard or Visa Credit Card info by phone or 3) credit card info, check or money order by mail. Single tie can be shipped as first class parcel for $4.00 (International Air Post for $7.00). Any number of ties or other items shipped by Priority mail for $7.00 INSURANCE and TRACKING NUMBERS are available for an extra fee. (International postage flat rate $12.00 for up to 4 pound package max 36" length + girth You would need a separate quote for a larger package or to use priority mail for an insured package.) Second day by 3 PM guaranteed express mail is $20.00 for anything that can fit into the flat rate envelope. Use the links below to add other products to take advantage of the flat rate shipping. | ||||
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