Javascript must be enabled to continue!
Nautilus shell
View through The Met
Metal mounts gilt; nautilus shell
Rights: Public Domain
European Sculpture and Decorative Arts, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Purchase 1873
Related Results
Still Life with porcelain Bowl and Nautilus Cup
Still Life with porcelain Bowl and Nautilus Cup
The still life, a pictorial representation of foodstuffs, objects or inanimate objects, was one of the artistic genres that became fully independent in the 17th century. The origin...
S. k. double protection cage repeater
S. k. double protection cage repeater
Boett of gold, dial of enamel, work with s. k. Spindle and Percussion. Decor engraved and in broken pattern. Ground shell slightly convex, with a vulst-shaped outer edge. In the mi...
Facsimile of Nautilus Goblet (c. 1700)
Facsimile of Nautilus Goblet (c. 1700)
Gilded silver and nautilus shell original is in the collection of the Historische Grüne Gewölbe, Dresden....
Still Life with Ewer and Basin, Fruit, Nautilus Cup and other Objects
Still Life with Ewer and Basin, Fruit, Nautilus Cup and other Objects
Like the other two still lifes by Kalf in the Collection, this is a mature work executed during his Amsterdam period. It falls within the type known as a Pronkstilleven. Using a ve...
Paul Taylor, Nautilus 1; Nautilus 2; Nautilus 3 (three works) (1995)
Paul Taylor, Nautilus 1; Nautilus 2; Nautilus 3 (three works) (1995)
Photogravure, 15 3/4 × 15 1/4 in...
So-called repeater with a guard
So-called repeater with a guard
Boett and dial of silver, works with spindle and percussion. Decor engraved and in broken pattern. Ground shell strongly convex, on this in the middle a smooth field, in the middle...
Designs (14) for embroidered borders featuring stylised flowers and scallop-shell shapes, ca. 1836, by Sarah Bland (1810-1905). Designs (14) in pen and ink, pencil and one coloured with watercolour of stylised floral borders. Three of the designs feature
Designs (14) for embroidered borders featuring stylised flowers and scallop-shell shapes, ca. 1836, by Sarah Bland (1810-1905). Designs (14) in pen and ink, pencil and one coloured with watercolour of stylised floral borders. Three of the designs feature
Designs (14) for embroidered borders featuring stylised flowers and scallop-shell shapes, ca. 1836, by Sarah Bland (1810-1905). Designs (14) in pen and ink, pencil and one coloured...



