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Pot-pourri vase from Strasbourg, 18th century

Pot-pourri vase from Strasbourg, 18th century


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Pot-pourri vase from Strasbourg, 18th century

Pot-pourri vase from Strasbourg, 18th century, decorated with botanical painting. Hand-finished chromolithograph from Ris Paquots General History of Ancient French and Foreign Glazed Pottery, Chez l Auteur, Paris, 1874

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Faience Foreign Generale Glazed Hand Finished Histoire Paquot Porcelain Pottery Strasbourg Tulip Vase Pot Pourri


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This exquisite pot-pourri vase hails from the artistic city of Strasbourg in the 18th century. The vase, adorned with intricate botanical paintings, is a testament to the exceptional craftsmanship and artistic prowess of the time. The vase's design showcases a vibrant arrangement of roses and tulips, their petals delicately rendered in rich colors. This stunning representation of the vase is not an original piece but rather a hand-finished chromolithograph, a printing process that became popular during the 19th century. The image is taken from "Histoire Générale de la Faience Ancienne Française et Étrangère," a comprehensive work on ancient French and foreign glazed pottery by Ris Paquot, published in Paris in 1874. The chromolithograph showcases the vase's intricate details, allowing us to appreciate its beauty even from a distance. The botanical paintings on the vase are meticulously rendered, each petal and leaf captured with remarkable precision. The use of chromolithography allowed for a wider dissemination of such intricate designs, making them accessible to a larger audience. The vase itself was likely produced during the Rococo period, characterized by its ornate and decorative style. The pot-pourri vase was a popular item during this time, used to hold fragrant dried flowers and spices, creating a delightful aroma in the home. The botanical designs on the vase reflect the growing interest in natural history and the beauty of the natural world during this era. This pot-pourri vase from Strasbourg, with its intricate botanical paintings, is a beautiful example of the artistic achievements of the 18th century. The hand-finished chromolithograph provides a glimpse into the past, allowing us to appreciate the vase's beauty and craftsmanship even today.

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