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Art Deco
Art Deco is an art movement from 1910 to 1940's. It was all about American ingenuity and inspiration of a new kind of America. Art Deco coincides with the start of the Industrial Revolution and depends on
straight lines and a wink to machinery and all things balanced. It was a stunning change from the curved lines and asymmetrical dynamics of the Art Nouveau movement, which preceded Art Deco. -
Art Nouveau
Art Nouveau is an international style of art, architecture and applied art, especially the decorative arts, that was most popular between 1890 and 1910. A reaction to the academic art of the 19th century, it was inspired by natural forms and structures, particularly the curved lines of plants and flowers. Elaine Coyne takes this concept to her studio and has designed some wonderful pieces of Artwear Jewelry.
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Bauhaus
Bauhaus Collection
Elaine Coyne's salute to the Bauhaus is everlasting. This art movement has greatly affected modern art and modern decorative art.
The Bauhaus is a combination of crafts and fine art from 1919 to 1933. The Bauhaus was born in Germany; the Nazis attempt to remove it from history but, failed.
It's characteristic elements are simple clean lines with elegance.
The perfect gift for the art lover.
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Beaux Arts
Beaux Arts are characterized by the use of historic forms, rich decorative detail, and a tendency toward the monumental. This movement is reflected in the scale and ornate details of our Beaux Arts Collection.
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Card Players
Limited edition Luck of the Draw
Our card series is done in Mirror antique silver plating on solid brass with hematite and black onyx semi precious stone enhancements -
Buffalo Collection
During a recent trip to Jackson Hole, Elaine enjoyed seeing all these elegant creatures from our American past. This led her to create her Buffalo Collection. It's wonderful.
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Fantasy
The magic of the fantasy comes to Elaine Coyne Collectible Artwear.
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Florals
Floral Motifs by Elaine Coyne. Elaine designs floral motifs in earrings, necklaces, cuffs and rockband bracelets. Semi-Precious stones, Crystals, or plain sculptural patinas and exotic finishes. Floral Cuffs and floral cuff bracelets are particularly popular
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Hearts
Exquisite Heart Designs by Elaine Coyne. Brass, Copper, Sterling and signature Verdigris and Earth Patina.
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Leaves
Nature is all around us and we thrive in cohabitation with nature. Elaine's love of nature and her many hiking trips make leaves a mark of beauty in her life. She gives you that love and beauty in her leaf collection
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Nature
Nature motifs: All Elaine Coyne Galleries Artwear Items are handcrafted in the USA and come with our exclusive designer velvet pouch, artist bio and our commitment to you.
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Pets
Now you can wear your favorite pet on official Elaine Coyne jewelry!
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Santa Fe
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- My career started at age 12 when my 6th grade teacher gave me extra fun work to do. It was a box of crayons and a piece of paper. I designed inter mingling angular shapes in a variety of colors that ended up on my teacher's extra special bulletin board. It shaped my awareness that maybe this was a path I could pursue that would be fun and rewarding.
- I took classes at the New School in NYC and then received an art scholarship in Mexico to continue my passion. I was influenced by Mexican Mayan art and later spent some time in Santa Fe, NM to reestablish my love of that aspect of artistic development. This collection, "Santa Fe" is conceived in awareness of Mayan and the blended Santa Fe cultures.
Elaine Coyne
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Pins
The perfect gift for something sweet and thoughtful but in a very modest price. If they love horses, we have it. If they love America, we've got it. If they love dragonflies, of course, we have it. -
Rings Collections
New Rings from Elaine Coyne Galleries. Available as Adjustable or in sizes 6 - 9. The best selling size has been "Adjustable".
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Serenity
Serenity, Asian and Zen influences by Elaine Coyne for Collectible Artwear
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Shamrocks and Clovers
A Shamrock is a young sprig of clover, used as a symbol of Ireland. Saint Patrick, Ireland's patron saint, is said to have used it as a metaphor for the Christian Holy Trinity. St. Patricks Day in the US is a day of celebration,of Spring, of new beginnings, of life itself. Elaine Coyne has taken this inspiration to her new line of Shamrock and Clover Jewelry. We hope you will find this inspiring as well!
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Spiritual Collection
Spiritual Jewelry by Elaine Coyne with an homage to our shared universal consciousness. On the right, ancient dove on cross interpretation.
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European Crystal Cording
Swarovski Crystal and silk cording concept pieces designed by Elaine Coyne in her capacity as an approved member of Swarovski Elements.
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Swirls
Swirls is based upon the curving lines of Art Nouveau with the element of structure and the feel of industrialization... bringing "Swirls" into the Art Deco sensibility. Why is this important? Because it blends two art movements into one. It makes the attention grabbing sense that we really have a harmonious feeling when we wear the line "Swirls".
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Victorian
Art movement from the 1800s that emphasized filigree and balance of design. Creative motifs that have become popular once again with contemporary twist. Works excellently with current fashion.
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Vintage Floral
Vintage Floral Designs by Elaine Coyne
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Woodlands
Woodland creatures are always magical and mysterious. The magical energy of woodland creatures surround us and protect us. It is so energizing to wear symbols of woodland harmony. -
Wildlife
Critters from all walks of life: Horses, Lions, Buffalo, Kitties.......This is a fun line in Rockbands, earrings, necklaces and cuffs.
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Wine Country
Elaine Coyne has been inspired by wine, vineyards and the wine growing industry. "My Dad, Albert Coyne's contribution to the wine industry is renowned." Elaine Coyne
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World Traveler
We live in a fast paced world of international travelers. Nearly every one of us has had the experience of traveling to new and exotic places and seeing the vibrant differences of different cultures, as well as tasting exotic cuisines and culinary treats. Who could ask for more enrichment of our senses and our soul? That is what this new line of compasses and globes is all about; our experiences as international travelers, our experiences as we trek from town to town or simply taking the Appalachian Trail from Maine to Georgia. We celebrate our relationship with nature using the mere guidance of a compass and map. Just imagine... too far from the cell tower to rely on GPS. You become a city dweller no more; even if it is only for an afternoon. Heaven on earth.
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Young Collectors
A moderately priced new and fun line from the design studio of Elaine Coyne