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Japanese Netsuki artifact, 18K, 14K gold, opal, sterling, granite.
eMAIL Mary Ann Scherr
6909 Slade Hill
Raleigh, NC 27615 USA
UPDATED 2008.01.04
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Mary Ann Scherr: a Professional Biography Her Best Known Clients (selected list): The late HRH The Duke of Windsor, Erma Bombeck, Joan and Walter Mondale, Liz Claiborn, Perry Ellis, Dr.Jonathon Fanton, Agnas Gund, Andy Warhol, Jack Lenor Larsen, and Chelsea Clinton. Her sculpture, graphic and product design, jewelry and electronic body-monitors are part of permanent collections world-wide. The most prestigious include:
Custom Designs
Rings, bracelets, pendants, belt buckles, key ornaments and many other kinds of precious objects that celebrate any occasion with personalized thoughts, words, illustrations, and symbols.
Mary Ann Scherr's career ranges from automobile to toy design; from fashion design to book illustration. As a goldsmith, Scherr pioneered the use of exotic metals as media for the making of personal adornment and small scale objects. She is internationally recognized for `her unique works and for her research and development of electronic, patented "BODY-MONITORS".
The Vatican Museum of Contemporary Art, Rome
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City
The American Crafts Museum, New York City
The Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC
The Renwick Gallery, Washington, DC
Parsons School of Design/ The New School for Social Research
Goldsmith Hal, London, England
Yale Museum of Art, New Haven
The Houston Museum of Fine Arts,Texas
The Akron Museum of Art, Akron, Ohio
Ohio Designer Craftsmen Museum, Columbus
"Time Capsule", NC Museum of History, Raleigh
Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA )
US Steel Corporation (CSX)
The Historical Museum of West Penn, Pittsburg