| CHRISTOPHER WREN (1632-1723) Sir Christopher Wren is one of the most highly acclaimed English architects in history. He was accorded responsibility for rebuilding 52 churches in the City of London after the Great Fire in 1666, including what is regarded as his masterpiece, St. Paul's Cathedral, on Ludgate Hill, completed in 1710. |
Christopher Wren Buildings Collector Necktie
AL 7906
$45.00 silk woven tie |
Christopher Wren Buildings Collector Necktie
St Mary Le Bow Steeple detail
$45.00 silk woven tie |
Christopher Wren Buildings Collector Necktie
St Pauls Cathedral detail
$45.00 silk woven tie |
Christopher Wren Buildings Collector Necktie
AL 7906 detail
$45.00 silk woven tie |
| ROBERT ADAM (1728-1792) JAMES ADAM (1732-1794) The Adams brothers business started in London, focusing on designing complete schemes for the decoration and furnishing of houses. Palladian design was popular, but Robert had evolved a new, more flexible style incorporating elements of classic Roman design alongside influences from Greek, Byzantine and Baroque styles. The Adam brothers’ success can also be attributed to a desire to design everything down to the smallest detail, ensuring a sense of unity in their designs. |
Burnt Orange Adams Brothers Necktie
Fox and Chave 027
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie
$40.00 silk tie yourself bowtie |
Pink Adams Brothers Necktie
Fox and Chave 807
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Adam Brothers Bow Tie
Fox & Chave 40027
$40.00 silk tie yourself bowtie |
| PATRICK SYME (1774–1845) was a Scottish artist born in 1774. He is best known for his book entitled Werner’s Nomenclature of Colours, in which he attempted to provide standard colour names, descriptions, and actual colour samples for artists and naturalists. |
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Syme Birds And Cherries Necktie
Fox & Chave 023
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Syme Moth Necktie
Fox & Chave 008
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
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| ART NOVEAU, JUGENDSTIL, ARTS and CRAFTS MOVEMENT |
Milleflori Collector Necktie
Metropolitan Museum Of Art 5442
$20.00 silk tie |
Milleflori Collector Necktie
Metropolitan Museum Of Art 5442 detail
$20.00 silk tie |
Arts and Crafts I
Collector Necktie
Metropolitan Museum Of Fine Arts 7328
$30.00 silk tie |
Arts and Crafts II Collector Necktie
Metropolitan Museum Of Art 9219
$25.00 silk tie |
Arts and Crafts III Collector Necktie
Smithsonian 6641
$30.00 silk 3 5/8" tie |
Arts and Crafts IV Collector Necktie
Smithsonian 9330
black or red
$30.00 silk tie |
Arts and Crafts V Collector Necktie
Smithsonian Institution 10883
$30.00 silk 3 3/8"tie |
Arts and Crafts VI Collector Necktie
Nina Ricci 10173
$30.00 silk tie |
Arts and Crafts VII Collector Necktie
Bert Pulitzer 1234
$25.00 silk tie |
Arts and Crafts VIII Collector Necktie
Paul Frederick 13839
$30.00 silk tie |
Arts and Crafts IX Collector Necktie
Smithsonian Institution 11826
$25.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Arts and Crafts X Collector Necktie
Metropolitan Museum of Art 17509
$40.00 silk tie |
Arts and Crafts XI Collector Necktie
Metropolitan Museum Of Art 8153
$25.00 silk 3 1/4" tie |
Arts and Crafts XII Collector Necktie
Museum Of Fine Arts Boston 14906
$35.00 silk tie |
Arts and Crafts XIII Collector Necktie
Umbria 10171
$30.00 silk woven tie |
Arts and Crafts XIV Collector Necktie
Otimo Uomo 7662
$25.00 silk tie |
Arts and Crafts XV Collector Necktie
Liberty Of London 6423
$25.00 silk tie |
Arts and Crafts XVI Collector Necktie
Liberty Of London 4588
$25.00 cotton tie |
Arts and Crafts XVII Collector Necktie
Valentino 6886
$20.00 silk tie |
Arts and Crafts XVIII Collector Necktie
Talbott Studio 6748
$20.00 silk tie |
Arts and Crafts XIX Collector Necktie
Polo Ralph Lauren 11615
$35.00 silk woven tie |
Arts and Crafts XX Collector Necktie
Talbott Studio 9094
$20.00 silk tie |
Arts and Crafts XXI Collector Necktie
House Of Fraser 18113
$30.00 silk 54 1/2" tie |
Arts and Crafts XXII Collector Necktie
Rooster 18548
$30.00 silk tie |
Vine Wallpaper circa 1873 Collector Necktie
Unicef 10726
$30.00 silk tie |
Art Nouveau Tulips Collector Necktie
Eddie Bauer 16567
$30.00 silk tie |
Poppies Collector Necktie
Polo Ralph Lauren 123406
$30.00 silk tie |
Floral Diagonals Collector Necktie
Liberty 7681
$30.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Iris Diagonals Collector Necktie
Metropolitan Museum of Arts 17486
$30.00 silk tie |
Art Nouveau Necktie
Fox & Chave 697
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Art Nouveau Necktie
Fox & Chave 697 detail
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Birge Art Nouveau Wallpaper Necktie
black or red
$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. |
| WILLIAM MORRIS (1834 – 1896) was an English textile designer, poet, novelist, translator, and socialist activist. Associated with the British Arts and Crafts Movement, he was a major contributor to the revival of traditional British textile arts and methods of production. |
Elaborate Pattern CollectorNecktie
Club Room 18664
$30.00 silk tie |
Middle East meets Celtic Knots Collector Necktie
Serica Elite 14353
$35.00 silk tie |
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| WILLIAM MORRIS (1834 – 1896) was an English textile designer, poet, novelist, translator, and socialist activist. Associated with the British Arts and Crafts Movement, he was a major contributor to the revival of traditional British textile arts and methods of production. |
Anemones William Morris Necktie
Fox & Chave 694
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie
$40.00 silk tie yourself bowtie |
Acanthus William Morris Necktie
Fox & Chave 517
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Artichoke William Morris Necktie
Fox & Chave 359
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Birds William Morris Necktie
Fox & Chave 358
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Blue Poppy William Morris Necktie
Fox & Chave 453
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Blue Poppy Morris William Morris Necktie
Fox & Chave 453 detail
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie
$40.00 silk tie yourself bowtie |
Bourne William Morris Necktie
Fox & Chave 413
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Bourne William Morris Necktie
Fox & Chave 413 detail
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Brioche William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 040
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Brioche William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 040 detail
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Dragon William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 485
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Dragon William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 485 detail
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Blue Fruit William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 033
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Grapevine William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 067
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Kennet Wiilliam Morris
Collector Necktie
The Gallery Collection 8670
$35.00 silk tie |
Pimpernel William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 449
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie
$40.00 silk tie yourself bowtie |
Pomegranate William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 164
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Strawberry Thief William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 163
blue or green
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Thistle William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 332
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Wandle William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 307
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Golden Lily William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 025 green
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie
$40.00 silk tie yourself bowtie |
Golden Lily Morris Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 024 pink
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Granada William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 301
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
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Granville William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 347
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Hammersmith William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 114
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Lechlade Morris Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 880
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Pinks On Blue William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 687
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Seaweed William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 458
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Snakeshead William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 460
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Tulips William Morris Necktie
Fox and Chave 513
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
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WILLIAM De MORGAN (1839-1917) was an English potter, tile designer, novelist, and the most important ceramic artist of the Arts and Crafts Movement. A lifelong friend of William Morris, he designed tiles, stained glass and furniture for Morris & Co. from 1863 to 1872.
EUGENE GROSSET (1845 – 1917) was born in Switzerland and moved to Paris in 1871 where he designed furniture, fabrics and tapestries as well as ceramics and jewelry. Later becoming known for his graphic design and posters, creating notable art nouveau motifs and patterns. |
Ceramic Painted Tiles William De Morgan Collector Necktie
Unicef 5093
black or burgundy
$30.00 silk tie |
Ceramic Painted Tiles William De Morgan Collector Necktie
Unicef 5093
burgundy detail
$30.00 silk tie |
Detail of a Chimney Tile at SpringBank England Collector Necktie
Unicef 5456
blue or white
$30.00 silk tie |
Sunflower Tiles William De Morgan Collector Necktie
Metropolitan Museum of Art 9460
$30.00 silk tie |
D'Morgan Dragon Necktie
Fox & Chave 296
$45.00 silk 31/2"tie |
De Morgan Peacock Tiles Necktie
Fox & Chave 336
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Grasset Necktie
Fox & Chave 422
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
De Morgan Snake And Dragon Necktie
Fox & Chave 45066
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
De Morgan Peacock Feathers Necktie
Fox & Chave 45065
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
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| CHARLES VOYSEY (1857-1941) was an architect and designer of all forms of decorative art. He was influenced by the work of William Morris, the Arts and Crafts Movement and Art Nouveau. Voysey designed houses, furniture, repeat patterns for wallpaper, woven and printed textiles and carpets. |
Charles Voysey Grapes Necktie
Fox & Chave 521
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Charles Voysey Poppy Pods Necktie
Fox & Chave 464
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Charles Voysey Rituals And Symbols Collector Necktie
Box Elder 17578
$45.00 silk tie |
Charles Voysey Rituals And Symbols Collector Necktie
Box Elder 17578 detail
$45.00 silk tie |
Fruit Voysey Necktie
Fox & Chave 231
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Trees Voysey Necktie
Fox & Chave 519
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
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ALPHIONSE MUCHA ((1860 - 1939) This Czech artist's inimitable art nouveau style found fame in Paris in the late 19th century. He produced many paintings, posters, book illustrations, advertisements, as well as designs for jewellery, carpets, wallpaper, and theatre sets.
LINDSAY BUTTERFIELD (1869-1948) was one of the most successful freelance British textile and wallpaper designers at the turn of the twentieth century. Much of his design work was floral based, following in the footsteps of William Morris. He also admired Charles Voysey, a contemporary of his. Butterfield took Arts & Crafts ideas into Art Nouveau. |
Mucha Lily Necktie
Fox & Chave 434
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Mucha Wallpaper Necktie
Fox & Chave 468
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Butterfield Poppy Necktie
Fox & Chave 277
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Butterfield Tulip Necktie
Fox & Chave 520
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
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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. |
Antoni Gaudi Rosette Window Necktie
Box Elder GRW37 navy
$50.00 silk tie |
Antoni Gaudi Rosette Window Necktie
Box Elder GRW15 gray
$50.00 silk tie |
Antoni Gaudi Rosette Window Collector Necktie
Box Elder 18374 black
$40.00 silk tie |
Antoni Gaudi Mosaic Necktie
Fox & Chave 466
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie
$40.00 silk tie yourself bowtie |
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From window designs in the Guell Colony Crypt, Santa Coloma de Cervello (1898-1917). | |
Antoni Gaudi Guell Park Necktie
Box Elder GPB17 black/gold
$50.00 silk tie |
Antoni Gaudi Guell Park Collector Necktie
Box Elder 18396 red/teal
$40.00 silk tie |
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| From bench designs in Guell Park, Barcelona (1900-1914). | | |
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 (built 1897-1909), 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". 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. |
Macintosh Roses Necktie
HFR54 blue
HFR68 gold
$45.00 silk tie |
Macintosh Roses Necktie
HFR84 red/blue
HFR85 red/navy
$45.00 silk tie |
Macintosh Rosebuds Necktie
HRB9 purple
HRB4 green
$45.00 silk tie |
Macintosh Rosebuds Necktie
HRB1 black
HRB4 red
$45.00 silk tie |
Mini Macintosh Rose And Teardrop Necktie
Fox And Chave 160
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie
$40.00 silk tie yourself bowtie |
Rose Vine Collector Necktie
Metropolitan Museum Of Art 3473
yellow or red
$30.00 silk tie |
Macintosh Wave Necktie
HWP31 blue
HWP89 red
$45.00 silk tie |
Tulip and Lattice Collector Necktie
BE 5103
burgundy or blue
$35.00 silk tie |
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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. |
Three Elements: Rose, Washstand Chair Collector Necktie
BE 5103
$35.00 silk tie |
Macintosh Gold & Purple Necktie
Fox and Chave 722
$45.00 silk tie |
Macintosh Tulips Necktie
Fox and Chave 843
$45.00 silk tie |
Macintosh Tulips Necktie
Fox and Chave 843 detail
$45.00 silk tie |
Macintosh Lady With Doves Necktie
Fox & Chave 622
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Macintosh Lady With Doves Necktie
Fox & Chave 622 detail
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Macintosh Lady With Rose Necktie
Fox & Chave 623
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Macintosh Lady With Rose Necktie
Fox & Chave 623 detail
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Mackintosh Chairs Necktie
Fox & Chave 626
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Mackintosh Chairs Necktie
Fox & Chave 626 detail
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Macintosh Blue and Brown Necktie
Fox & Chave 699
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie
$40.00 silk tie yourself bowtie |
Mackintosh Purple and Orange Necktie
Fox & Chave 721
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Macintosh Spirals Textile Design Collector Necktie
Box Elder 2373
red or blue
$35.00 silk tie |
Mackintosh Pinks Necktie
Fox & Chave 625
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Mackintosh Pinks Painting
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| LOUIS COMFORT TIFFANY (1848 – 1933) was an American artist who worked in the decorative arts and is best known for his art nouveau designs in stained glass. |
Tiffany Ovals Collector Necktie
The New York Historical Society 11716
$30.00 silk tie |
Stained Glass Peacock Facing Front Necktie
MA 1625 - gold
$30.00 silk tie |
Tiffany Peacock Necktie
Fox & Chave 075
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Tiffany Peacock Necktie
Fox & Chave 075 detail
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Tiffany Grape Window Necktie
Fox & Chave 498
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Tiffany Hudson River Window Collector Necktie
Gallery Graphics 19625
$40.00 silk tie |
Tiffany The Four Seasons Window Collector Necktie
Gallery Graphics 20130
$40.00 silk tie |
Stained Glass Dragonfly Tiffany Necktie
The Gallery Collection 22249
$40.00 silk tie |
| 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. |
Joost Schmidt Bauhaus Necktie
MBAU 1 black
$45.00 woven silk tie |
Joost Schmidt Bauhaus Necktie
MBAU 2 silver
$45.00 woven silk tie |
Joost Schmidt Bauhaus Necktie
MBAU 4 blue
$45.00 woven silk tie |
Joost Schmidt Bauhaus Necktie
MBAU 8 red, 5 mint
$45.00 woven silk tie |
| Based on a heating panel for the Sommerfeld House in Berlin (1921).
Copyright 2006 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn. |
Bauhaus Necktie
Fox and Chave 158
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
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| ART DECO - was the highly colorful and playful geometric style which ruled the Paris Salons in the immediate post-WWI years – the chevrons, arcs, sunbursts, maidens, fountains, floral abstractions and ubiquitous biche (doe) – and also the crisp angular patterns, most with American modernistic impulses, including zig-zag, jazz-age, machine-age, and streamlined aesthetics, to which architects were drawn towards 1930 and to which its supporters believe the Deco label most appropriately applies. |
Deco Black And Red Necktie
Fox & Chave 463
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie
$40.00 silk tie yourself bowtie |
Deco New York Necktie
Fox & Chave 832
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Deco New York Necktie
Fox & Chave 832 detail
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Deco Deer Collector Necktie
Metropolitan Museum Of Art 12641
$35.00 silk tie |
Deco Fans Necktie
Fox & Chave 264
$45.00 silk 3 1/2" tie |
Fan Wave Collector Necktie
Robert Talbott 12386
$35.00 woven silk tie |
Deco Pattern Collector Necktie
Gianfranco Ruffini 18890
$35.00 silk tie |
Deco Darts Collector Necktie
Zylos 18879
$35.00 silk tie |
Egyptian Eclipse Seventh Set Collector Necktie
Grateful Dead 15938
$35.00 silk tie
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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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Louis Sullivan Necktie
CAF 2 taupe
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Louis Sullivan Necktie
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).
Licensed by the Chicago Architecture Foundation. |
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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.
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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. |
Milwaukee Museum of Art Brise Soleil Calatrava Necktie
MBS41 blue
$45.00 silk tie |
Milwaukee Museum of Art Brise Soleil Calatrava Necktie
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. |
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 get their own pages and artists from the first civilizations also have their page. |
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All ties are new and purchased from the manufacturer except for ties with "Collector" in the title.
Only these "Collector" ties have been gently used by a previous owner. Many of my customers collect ties in specific themes and I help them find treasures. Some ties were given as gifts to the wrong person and get passed on without even being worn or were manufacturer overstocks or retail remainders. Other ties might have been chosen for a specific occasion and rarely worn again. I do not know the provenance for these ties so consider them for a great price on a beautiful tie that is no longer being printed. There are no flaws or stains and any tie can be returned if you are not pleased.
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Any number of tees or other items (except mugs) shipped by Priority mail for $8.00
which includes up to $50.00 insurance and tracing numbers.
Second day by 3 PM guaranteed express mail is $26.00 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.
(International postage would need a separate quote for a package or to use priority mail for an insured package.)
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