John H Collection
John H. Starin of New York, a man shrouded in mystery and yet responsible for some remarkable creations during the years 1865-1880
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John H. Starin of New York, a man shrouded in mystery and yet responsible for some remarkable creations during the years 1865-1880. Although his identity remains unknown, his work speaks volumes about his talent and creativity. One such masterpiece is the portrait of Hendrick van Balen, a renowned Flemish Baroque painter and stained glass designer from the late 16th to early 17th century. John H. 's ability to capture the essence of this influential artist is truly awe-inspiring. But John H. 's talents were not limited to portraiture alone. He also dabbled in various other art forms, as evidenced by his Lamp Bracket from around 1942. The intricate design and craftsmanship displayed in this piece are a testament to his skill as an artisan. Another shining example of John H. 's expertise can be seen in the Tubular Hand Lamp from the 1940s. This functional yet aesthetically pleasing creation showcases his ability to combine practicality with artistic flair. In addition to lamps, John H. Tercuzzi was also known for crafting exquisite jewelry pieces like the Mourning Ring and Necklace dating back to 1935/1942. These delicate accessories demonstrate his attention to detail and passion for creating timeless beauty. Not content with just jewelry, John H. 's talents extended even further into household items such as the Painted Basin, Comb, Toleware Slop Pail, Door Knocker, Cap or Bonnet Pin, and Mirror Frame - all bearing his signature touch of elegance and sophistication. Although much about John H. 's life remains shrouded in mystery like one of his own creations; it is undeniable that he left an indelible mark on both art history and craftsmanship through these extraordinary works that continue to captivate admirers today.