Navet Collection

The Turnip Field (w / c on paper)
AGN281865 The Turnip Field (w/c on paper) by Hills, Robert (1769-1844); 10.8x16.5 cm; Private Collection; Photo eAgnew s, London; English, out of copyright

The Squire and the Gamekeeper or The Demurrer, c. 1860 (oil on canvas)
VFS109717 The Squire and the Gamekeeper or The Demurrer, c.1860 (oil on canvas) by Lobley, James (1829-1888) (attr. to); 73.7x62.3 cm; Private Collection; English, out of copyright

The Turnip (colour litho)
2638593 The Turnip (colour litho) by Milesi, J. (fl.1896); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustrator: J. Milesi Illustration from Plants and their application to ornament)

The Turnip Field (oil on canvas)
SAG52956 The Turnip Field (oil on canvas) by Stott, William Edward (1859-1918); 27.9x48.3 cm; Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust

The Turnip (colour litho)
2638594 The Turnip (colour litho) by Milesi, J. (fl.1896); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustrator: J. Milesi Illustration from Plants and their application to ornament)

Turnips, Tab XII from the Album Benary, engraved by G. Severeyns, 1876
XZL151120 Turnips, Tab XII from the Album Benary, engraved by G. Severeyns, 1876 (chromolitho) by Benary, Ernst (19th century); Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, London, UK; German, out of copyright

Still life with casserole and wild duck, 1885 (oil on canvas)
XKH150961 Still life with casserole and wild duck, 1885 (oil on canvas) by Schuch, Carl (1846-1903); 64x80.5 cm; Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany; Austrian, out of copyright

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"Navet: A Journey Through Art and Nature's Bounty" Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of navets, as we explore their presence in various artistic mediums. From the intricate brushstrokes of "The Turnip Field (w/c on paper)" to the vivid colors of "The Turnip (colour litho), " these artworks capture the essence of this humble root vegetable. In "The Squire and the Gamekeeper or The Demurrer, c. 1860, " witness a captivating narrative unfold, where navets serve as symbols of sustenance and survival. The artist masterfully portrays the interconnectedness between man and nature through this simple yet profound motif. Step into an oil-painted landscape with "The Turnip Field (oil on canvas), " where rows upon rows of vibrant green foliage bear testament to hard work and agricultural abundance. Here, we are reminded of nature's generosity and its ability to nourish both body and soul. Delve deeper into culinary delights with "Root vegetables, racines alimentaires. " This visual feast showcases not only navets but also other earthy treasures that grace our tables. Discover how these versatile ingredients can be transformed into delectable dishes that tantalize taste buds across cultures. But it is not just art that celebrates navets; they have left their mark on Parisian streets too. Wander through 11-13 Passage Tournus or stroll along Baltard Street at Les Halles market to witness bustling scenes filled with carrots, turnips, and other fresh produce. These lively settings pay homage to the vital role played by navets in sustaining communities throughout history. Even scientific illustrations find beauty in navets' simplicity - observe Tab XII from the Album Benary engraved by G. Severeyns in 1876. This meticulous artwork captures every detail, showcasing how even seemingly ordinary objects possess extraordinary intricacy when examined closely. Finally, indulge your senses with "Still life with casserole and wild duck, 1885.