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Sketches of Flowers on Branches (Kaki shasei), by Kan'en
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Department of Asian Art
Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Gift of Philip Hofer
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Embroidery design for slippers with flowers ca. 1836-1854, by Sarah Bland (1810-1905). Embroidery design on graph paper for slippers featuring flowers. There are three bunches: one on the top left with purple and yellow flowers; one below it with pink flo
Embroidery design for slippers with flowers ca. 1836-1854, by Sarah Bland (1810-1905). Embroidery design on graph paper for slippers featuring flowers. There are three bunches: one on the top left with purple and yellow flowers; one below it with pink flo
Embroidery design for slippers with flowers ca. 1836-1854, by Sarah Bland (1810-1905). Embroidery design on graph paper for slippers featuring flowers. There are three bunches: one...
Cope of crimson velvet, figured with large and small flowers in gold thread and coloured silks, and other smaller flowers in green and white, Florence, 1425. Crimson velvet, figured with large and small flowers in gold thread and coloured silks, and other
Cope of crimson velvet, figured with large and small flowers in gold thread and coloured silks, and other smaller flowers in green and white, Florence, 1425. Crimson velvet, figured with large and small flowers in gold thread and coloured silks, and other
Cope of crimson velvet, figured with large and small flowers in gold thread and coloured silks, and other smaller flowers in green and white, Florence, 1425. Crimson velvet, figure...
Woven shawl with a ground of silk and wool, probably made in Paisley, Scotland, 1825-1830. Woven shawl with a ground of white silk and wool. With a pattern of decked-edged stripes alternately red, containing a stem of small blue flowers, and parti-coloure
Woven shawl with a ground of silk and wool, probably made in Paisley, Scotland, 1825-1830. Woven shawl with a ground of white silk and wool. With a pattern of decked-edged stripes alternately red, containing a stem of small blue flowers, and parti-coloure
Woven shawl with a ground of silk and wool, probably made in Paisley, Scotland, 1825-1830. Woven shawl with a ground of white silk and wool. With a pattern of decked-edged stripes ...
Pair of skirt panels of brocaded satin with chenille and coloured silks, Spitalfields, London, ca. 1800. Pair of skirt panels made of white satin brocaded with flowers in red and green chenille and coloured silks. There are small coloured sprigs between e
Pair of skirt panels of brocaded satin with chenille and coloured silks, Spitalfields, London, ca. 1800. Pair of skirt panels made of white satin brocaded with flowers in red and green chenille and coloured silks. There are small coloured sprigs between e
Pair of skirt panels of brocaded satin with chenille and coloured silks, Spitalfields, London, ca. 1800. Pair of skirt panels made of white satin brocaded with flowers in red and g...
Shasei sōka moyō (Patterns of Flowers and Grasses from Life)
Shasei sōka moyō (Patterns of Flowers and Grasses from Life)
Two-volume wood-block printed design album (zuanchō) featuring floral designs by Kyoto designer Furuya Kōrin, printed by Unsōdō....
Still Life with Fruit
Still Life with Fruit
Willem van Aelst trained with his uncle Evert van Aelst in his native city of Delft and opted to specialise in still-life painting. At the age of eighteen he left Holland and settl...