INGEBORG BRATMAN, A MODERNIST GOLD COLLAR NECKLACE LONDON 1968The necklace composed of a looped and undulating polished wire with applied polished and textured discs, to a hook clasp, in a black caseSize/dimensions: approximately 44cm long, depth to the front 6.5cm longGross weight: 50.3 gramsOffered for sale with an original receipt from Ingeborg Bratman dated 3.2.71Ingeborg Bratman was born in Austria and arrived in England in 1938, her Jewish family having had to flee the Nazi occupation which was spreading throughout Europe. In 1965 Bratman began studying under Gerda Flokinger CBE, an innovative and pioneering jewellery designer and maker at the Hornsey College of Art. This tutorage, in combination with her continued study at the Sir John Cass College, London, held Bratman in great stead for the path she was about to embark on, designing striking jewellery and using experimental materials, the most interesting being the notoriously difficult Tantalum.Examples of Bratman's work can be seen at the V&A museum and at the Science museum in London. Wingfield, Mary Ann, Modern British Jewellery Designers 1960-1980, A Collector's Guide, 2021, ACC Art Books, page 26品相报告: Some light wear commensurate with occasional use