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Vase Collection

From ancient Greek urns to vibrant Van Gogh masterpieces, the vase has been a timeless symbol of beauty and artistry throughout history

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Vase Collection: Alabaster vase inlaid with floral garlands, from the tomb of the pharaoh Tutankhamun
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Vase Collection: Peonies, c. 1869. Creator: Berthe Morisot
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Vase Collection: Fenetre a la Goulette, 1926. Artist: Albert Marquet
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Vase Collection: Middlesex Hospital entrance, Mortimer Street, London
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Vase Collection: Greek Urns and Amphoras Lithograph 1897
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Vase Collection: Vanitas Still Life with a Tulip, Skull and Hour-Glass (oil on panel)
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Vase Collection: VAN GOGH: SUNFLOWERS, 1889. Vase With Twelve Sunflowers. Oil on canvas, Vincent van Gogh
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Vase Collection: Oleanders, 1888. Creator: Vincent van Gogh
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Vase Collection: La Maison Moderne c. 1902 (poster) by Manuel Orazi (1898-1934) Location Musee des Arts Decoratifs
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Vase Collection: Portland vase in the British Museum
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Vase Collection: Greek vase painting of Achilles and Patroclus. Artist: Sosias
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Vase Collection: Sunflowers, 1888 (oil on canvas)
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Vase Collection: Black-figure pottery, Attic vase of Exekias depicting Achilles and Ajax playing dice, detail
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Vase Collection: VAN GOGH: STILL LIFE, 1886. Vincent Van Gogh: Still Life with poppies, cornflowers
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Vase Collection: SOSIAS, Painter (ca
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Vase Collection: Greek urn
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Vase Collection: Driffield Union workhouse, East Yorkshire
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Vase Collection: Sunflowers, 1888 (oil on canvas)
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Vase Collection: Panathenaic prize amphora with lid and figure of Athena, 363-2 BC (terracotta)
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Vase Collection: Tea party
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Vase Collection: A display of vases at the Qing and Ming Ancient Pottery Factory, Jingdezhen city
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Vase Collection: Poseidon / Vase Painting
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Vase Collection: Still life with dahlias, ca. 1886-1890. Artist: Renoir, Pierre Auguste (1841-1919)
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Vase Collection: Prehistoric Art. Greece. Handmade vase without decoration
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Vase Collection: Spring flower bouquet in vase. Credit as: Don Paulson / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont
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Vase Collection: Roses in a Bottle [recto], 1900 / 1904. Creator: Paul Cezanne
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Vase Collection: Majorelle Gardens
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Vase Collection: Old Arabian coffee pot and jars
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Vase Collection: Buy Flowers for Yourself
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Vase Collection: The First Whisper of Love, after Bouguereau (w / c on paper)
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Vase Collection: Irises, 1890. Creator: Vincent van Gogh
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Vase Collection: In Greek mythology, Hestia was the goddess of the hearth and one of the 12 Olympian deities
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Vase Collection: Apollo offering a libation to the raven, kylix, 5th century BC
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Vase Collection: Polychromed vase. Tomb of Kha. 1400 BC. Egypt
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Vase Collection: Woman in a mauve dress, Art Nouveau style
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Vase Collection: Victorian style domestic interior with fireplace
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Vase Collection: Exotic Oriental Vase Dance
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Vase Collection: Greek red-figure bell krater by Altamura Painter
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Vase Collection: Black-figure pottery, amphora by Exekias depicting Achilles and Penthesilea, Greek civilization
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Vase Collection: Blue John vase
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Vase Collection: Colorful pottery for sale in downtown Loreto, Mexico
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Vase Collection: Flower Piece - Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer
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Vase Collection: Father Cmas / Toys / Fireple
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Vase Collection: The Death of Seneca, 1871 (oil on canvas)
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Vase Collection: Still Life Australian Native Flowers Oil Painting
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Vase Collection: Busts of seven principal heroes of the Trojan War
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Vase Collection: The Portland Vase or Barberini Vase
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Vase Collection: Ancient Rome: A triumphal procession in roman forum, 1866 (coloured engraving)


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From ancient Greek urns to vibrant Van Gogh masterpieces, the vase has been a timeless symbol of beauty and artistry throughout history. In Albert Marquet's 'Fenetre a la Goulette', a delicate vase adorns a window sill, capturing the essence of everyday life in 1926. The intricate details of Greek Urns and Amphoras lithograph from 1897 transport us back to an era where vases were not only functional but also exquisite works of art. In 'Vanitas Still Life with a Tulip, Skull and Hour-Glass', the vase takes on a deeper meaning as it becomes part of a symbolic representation of mortality. Meanwhile, Sosias' Greek vase painting depicts the legendary bond between Achilles and Patroclus, showcasing how vases have long served as vessels for storytelling. Vincent van Gogh's fascination with vases is evident in his various works such as 'Still Life with poppies, cornflowers, peonies and chrysanthemums' and 'Oleanders'. These paintings capture the vibrancy and fragility of flowers delicately arranged within their ceramic containers. Beyond paintings, they can be found in unexpected places like Middlesex Hospital entrance or Driffield Union workhouse - reminding us that these objects have not only adorned homes but also public spaces throughout history. The iconic Portland Vase housed at the British Museum stands as a testament to the enduring allure of this vessel. Whether it's Van Gogh's famous sunflowers or Manuel Orazi's poster for La Maison Moderne museum exhibition in c. 1902 featuring an elegant lady holding an ornate vase - these artworks remind us that even something as simple as arranging flowers in a vessel can become an extraordinary form of expression. So next time you come across a beautiful vase filled with blooms or spot one displayed proudly in an artwork or historical setting – take a moment to appreciate the rich history and artistic significance that this humble object holds.