EVENT DESCRIPTION
The first step in of the long process of creating a piece of jewelry, the jewelry drawing is an ancient practice that dates back to the Renaissance. Rendered in pencil, pen, or brush on various surfaces, such as paper, board, parchment, or tracing paper, it will give rise to the final jewelry piece.
This course is the fruit of an important research project carried out over the period of one year by L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts.
The research was done in archives, libraries, museums, and inside the patrimonial collections of several great jewelry Maisons.
The unique and original content is revealed to you by a jewelry art historian and a designer.
Notes:
- This course is taught in English by a jewelry art historian and a designer.
- You are welcomed by your lecturers before the class starts: a chance to meet each other and share experiences.
- You don’t need to bring any specific material.
- A certificate is given at the end of the class.
- After each class, lecturers deliver a list of books, podcasts, websites, museums related to the course attended.
