Two earthenware bowls and dishes with a tulip motif
Theodoor (‘Theo’) A.C. Colenbrander and F. van Beest (designer and painter)
1841 - 1930
Vase with painted decoration of an iris
Ferdinand von Poschinger Glashüttewerke
Flower still life with, among other things, an Iris hispanica
Middelburg school, 1st half of the 17th century
Portrait of Daan Hoogewoning, one of the three founders of NV. Hollands Bloembollenhuis Hobaho
Bartele (‘Bart’) Peizel
1887 - 1974
Two intertwined tulips
Dutch School
This watercolor has been attributed to Maria Sibylla Merian by Frans Willemse, author of The Mystery of the Tulip Painter (n.d.). The question is whether this attribution is valid, as the depiction differs significantly from other tulip paintings by her, such as those in the Teylers Museum Haarlem.
Drawing of two daffodils
To do
Bulb field in North Holland
Cora Mulder
20th century
Gallé walnut jardinière
Factory Émile Gallé, Nancy (Fra)
Flower still life with, among other things, an imperial crown, tulips and lilies in a terracotta vase
Willem van Leen
1753 - 1825
Rozenburg eggshell porcelain bonbonnière with tulip decoration
N.V. Haagsche plateelbakkerij Rozenburg with decorations designed by Sam Schellink
Gallé cameo glass vase with iris decoration
Glass factory Émile Gallé, Nancy (Fra)
Gallé cameo etched vase decorated with yellow daffodils
Gallé Glass Factory, Nancy (France)
