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Vintage = Art? Three examples Is it common nowadays to consider some Jewelry exemplars, some interior design furniture pieces, some ceramics as well as some buildings real artworks. Clothing, shoes, sunglasses, scarves, purses, belts… Are they set at lower levels or quality stands? Does an Art Vintage sector really exist? We believe it definitely does! And we will show and prove this concept by means of three different cases.

Is it common nowadays to consider some Jewelry

exemplars, some interior design furniture pieces, some

ceramics as well as some buildings real artworks.

Clothing, shoes, sunglasses, scarves, purses,

belts…

Are they set at lower levels or quality stands?

Does an Art Vintage sector really exist?

We believe it definitely does! And we will show and

prove this concept by means of three different cases.

Artist Vintage One sculpture to wear, a unique purse made by Brazilian sculptor Carwallis.

One sculpture to wear, a unique purse made

by Brazilian sculptor Carwallis.

Artist’s multiple exemplars A lithographic work can be a work of art as well as a ceramic. What about a scarf?

A lithographic work can be a work of art as

well as a ceramic. What about a scarf?

Fashion designer = Artist In some cases an architect would be considered an Artist. And so would be a designer. What about fashion creators?

In some cases an architect would be considered an Artist.

And so would be a designer. What about fashion creators?