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Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert amassed more than 1,000 masterworks of European craftsmanship over the course of their lifetime, ranging from jewellery to snuff-boxes and from metalwork to mosaics. The collection is on long-term loan to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, which has arranged this travelling exhibition of around 100 objets d’art from the collection, the first leg of which runs at DIVA in Antwerp from 5 March–15 August. Highlights include a 16th-century goblet in the form of a partridge, made by the goldsmith Georg Rüel. Find out more from DIVA’s website.
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Nautilus cup (c. 1585), England or Flanders. Photo: © The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Collection
The ‘Lafayette’ vase (c. 1830–35), Paris. Photo: © The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Collection
‘Partridge’ cup (1598–1602), Georg Rüel. Photo: © The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Collection
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