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Heejoo Kim

Leather and copper

Graduated from the Pforzheim School of Design and from the Kookmin University School of Design in South Korea in 2011.

Delicacy, calm and poetry are some of the qualifiers that apply to his work. The imagination of this young designer and her mastery of techniques enchant us. Heejoo’jewelry reinvents the first stages of life on our planet and lets us imagine the mutation of the primitive plant world. Through her creations, she makes us feel the liveliness and energy of nature.

Related projects

Red-haired lady with glasses

German Taibo Gonzales 1889 La Corogne -1919 Paris Oil on canvas 41 X 33 cm, mounted in a contemporary gilt frame 51 X 43 cm. In this rare

Children’games at the beach

Paul Michel Dupuy 1969 – 1949 Oil on canvas board 34 X 22 cm, mounted in a beautiful golden “eared” frame 54 X 43 cm. Circa

crouting nude

Serge Ponomarew Indian ink with brush on paper approximately 40 X 20 cm (irregular cut), signed lower right, numbered label and stamp of the

Italian villa

José Maria Jardines 1862 – 1914 ? Oil on canvas 38 X 46 cm, mounted in a gilded frame 49 X 56 cm. Signed lower right, not very legible:

Waves and seagulls

Jean Louis Paguenaud 1876 – 1952 Oil on panel 48 X 74 cm, mounted in a superb contemporary Parnassian frame 64 X 88 cm. You know that I

Carpet merchant on the beach

Raymond Diedrickx 1904 – 1978 Oil on hard cardboard 48.5 X 65.5 cm mounted in a gilt baguette with white marie-louise 64 X 75 cm. Slightly

At the restaurant

Véronique Wirbel 1950 – 1990 Mixed technique (gouache, charcoal and collage) on paper 158 X 129 cm, mounted by the edges on a new canvas

Roses and anemones

René Morère 1907 – 1942 Oil on hard cardboard 27 X 35 cm, mounted in a beautiful gilt frame with reverse slope 41 x 48 cm. Circa 1937.

Study for the Dax jug market

Alex Lizal 1878 – 1915 Oil on canvas from Sennelier 38 X 46 cm, mounted in a superb gilt frame with channels 58 X 66 cm. Signed and dated

Young girl with pearls

Attributed to Joseph Marie Vien Le Jeune 1761 – 1848 Oil on oval canvas 60 X 46 cm, mounted in an Empire frame with oval view 80 X 65 cm