The decorative arts are arts or crafts of objects that are both beautiful and functional.
Chinese antique brass carved dragon and phoenix teapot Qing dynasty.
Polychrome female face from Vulci (Tuscany)
Polychrome female face from Vulci (Tuscany), now in the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia in Rome. The find dates back to the 1st century. B.C. @Maria Enrica Ceccarelli
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André Fernand Thesmar
'Enameled Bowl', (1892)
Musee D'Orsay, Paris
Figurine of a Bird Goddess from the Predynastic Period in ancient Egypt, ca 3500-3400 BC. Clay, red pigment, 29.2 cm in height. Excavated at El Ma'mariya, Egypt.
Brooklyn Museum, Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund
"House of the Golden Bracelet"
Roman fresco (detail) from Pompeii, 1st century AD
Archaeological Museum of Naples
Stained glass window in "Victoria" Turkish Baths.
Manchester, Hathersage Road in Chorlton in Medlock.
Architect: Henry Price
(1906)
One Smyrna!
Terracotta figurine. From Smyrna in Asia Minor 175-150 BC.
The young woman charms the viewer with her hand casually resting on her hip, while her tunic has slipped, revealing her shoulder.
National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Driftwood sculpture by Debra Bernier
She actually uses clay,molds & paints to make the scuptures that are then attached & blended onto the driftwood itself to look like they are all one piece,..so many people seem to think she carves the sculpture from the driftwood which is false...she is a very cleaver artist with paints but is not a actual wood carver,..you can see this if you look at some of her works up close you can see the clay division from the wood..
Reök Palace staircase in Szeged, Hungary. It was designed by Ede Magyar and built in 1907.
An unusual cuboidal stairway in the small village San Augustin Etla, Oaxaca, Mexico
(Example of the vernacular architecture)
An old man made from driftwood
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