Collier met hanger
Lodewijk Willem van Kooten (II) Bert Nienhuis (I)
Details
- Palette
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- Dimensions
- height 3.8 cm x width 3.4 cm
- Origin
- Amsterdam
- Holding institution
- Rijksmuseum
- Image provider
- rijksmuseum
- License
- Public Domain
- Credit
- Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Art Genome Taxonomy
11 tags
Artistic Disciplines
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Jewelry Both · 99%
The image shows a wearable necklace with a pendant, and the Rijksmuseum classifies the work as a necklace and pendant jewelry.
Styles and Movements
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Art Nouveau Interpretive · 68%
The Amsterdam origin and date, together with the flowing organic lines, radial fan-like structure, enamel, and gemstones, support a cautious Art Nouveau reading; the catalog itself lists no style.
Visual Qualities
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Symmetrical Visual · 96%
The pendant is organized around a strong vertical axis, with closely mirrored contours and repeated motifs on either side.
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Radiating Lines Visual · 96%
Numerous fine lines radiate downward and outward from the upper center of the pendant.
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Curvilinear Forms Visual · 94%
The pendant uses flowing arcs, scalloped edges, and curling linear elements rather than a strictly rectilinear structure.
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Highly Ornamented Visual · 93%
The small pendant is densely embellished with openwork metal, enamel accents, repeated motifs, and many stone settings.
Time Periods
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1900 - 1917 Art Metadata · 99%
The catalog dates the object to approximately 1908–1911, within the catalog period 1900–1917.
Materials
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Gold Both · 99%
The object has a warm gold appearance, and the catalog identifies the medium as partially enameled gold.
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Gemstone Both · 98%
Numerous small red stones are visible in the pendant; the catalog identifies them as rubies, represented here by the catalog category for gemstones.
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Enamel Both · 90%
Pale infill is visible within portions of the openwork design, and the catalog describes the gold as partially enameled.
Jewelry and Fashion Object Types
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Necklaces Both · 99%
A linked chain visibly forms the necklace and supports the central pendant.
Source & rights
Lodewijk Willem van Kooten (II); Bert Nienhuis (I). Collier met hanger. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.