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THBRobert Larin Brutalist Pendant Necklace
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320 Pantops Center
Charlottesville, VA 22911
United States
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LiveOct 24, 2015 - Oct 25, 2015
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- Lot Description
Robert Larin Brutalist pendant necklace; of gold tone with long chain measuring approximately 24"; pendant length of 4". Robert Larin was creating pewter jewelry as early as 1968 based in Montreal, PQ and selling across Canada. Born in Montreal, he was in his mid 20's in the late 60's and had a factory on rue Papineau. Here he employed approximately 25 workers most of whom were deaf, which worked perfectly in a noisy shop where communication even between those who could hear, had to be in sign language. Most of Larin's production jewelry was made of pewter, which was cast by the lost wax process and then filed by hand to remove the rough surfaces left by the casting. The piece was then oxidized or plated with silver or gold and then, finally polished. His style defies generalization; the designs range from totally organic forms to the architecturally designed elements inherent in his bracelets. Not only were the shapes and dimensional forms of his jewelry unique, the surface textures that he employed were known to be "amazing", but was mostly known as "modernly eclectic".
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