Vine Leaf Collection

Vase with depiction of a festival to Bacchus, woman holding vine leaf with basket on her head
FLO4679507 Vase with depiction of a festival to Bacchus, woman holding vine leaf with basket on her head, and two men holding torch and javelins. In the British Museum

Still Life, 1859. Creator: Johann Wilhelm Preyer
Still Life, 1859. On a table covered with a red cloth are a slender glass of sparkling wine, a silver salver bearing oysters, a slice of lemon

Bunch of Grapes, 1870s. Creator: Andrew John Henry Way
Bunch of Grapes, 1870s

Bunch of Grapes, 1873. Creator: Andrew John Henry Way
Bunch of Grapes, 1873. The grapes in this painting have been identified as the Prince Albert variety, which William T. Walters grew in greenhouses at his Govans estate, Saint Mary's

Old Satyr Holding a Flute, early-mid 17th century. Creator: Jacob Jordaens
Old Satyr Holding a Flute, early-mid 17th century

The First Tavern, 1906. Creator: Ivar Arosenius
The First Tavern, 1906. Noah and his family drink wine outside the Ark

The Ark, 1900s. Creator: Ivar Arosenius
The Ark, 1900s

Relief with Vine Leaves and Grapes (image 1 of 3), 1900. Creators: Georges Hoentschel, Emile Grittel
Relief with Vine Leaves and Grapes (image 1 of 3), 1900

Cartoon of Jacob Broekhoven, 1710-1720. Creator: Anon
Cartoon of Jacob Broekhoven, 1710-1720. Jacob Broekhoven was a judge of Van Oldenbarnevelt; Fox with orange breeches, cloak, bonnet with orange plume, in wreath of grape vines

Bowl with fruit, 1746-1769. Creator: Jacob Xavery
Bowl with fruit, 1746-1769

Ceres, Venus, Bacchus and Sleeping Amor, c.1705-c.1754. Creator: Jacob de Wit
Ceres, Venus, Bacchus and Sleeping Amor, c.1705-c.1754. Design for an overmantel

(St. Joris) Doelen in Amsterdam...conclusion of the Peace of Munster, June 18, 1648, (1795). Creator: Francesco Tozelli
Schuttersmalijd in De Voetboog (St. Joris) Doelen in Amsterdam, to celebrate the conclusion of the Peace of Munster, June 18, 1648, (1795). Militiamen's meal

A Young Woman with a Parrot, 1660-1680. Creator: Ary de Vois
A Young Woman with a Parrot, 1660-1680

Fruits in an Italian Landscape, 1842-1843. Creator: Christine Lovmand
Fruits in an Italian Landscape, 1842-1843

Still life with fruit and flowers, 1850-1853. Creator: Louis Martinet
Still life with fruit and flowers, 1850-1853

Diana Offered Wine and Fruit by Bacchus and his Retinue, c.1617-1625. Creator: Hendrick van Balen
Diana Offered Wine and Fruit by Bacchus and his Retinue, c.1617-1625

Various Fruits, including Melon and Grapes, 1852. Creator: Johan Laurentz Jensen
Various Fruits, including Melon and Grapes, 1852

Perdrix rouge dans une niche, between 1680 and 1685. Creator: Nicolas de Largilliere
Perdrix rouge dans une niche, between 1680 and 1685. Red-legged partridge in a niche. A stone niche serves as a framework for a still life dominated by a partridge hanging by one foot

Grappe de raisins, 1871. Creator: Gustave Courbet
Grappe de raisins, 1871

The Wine Commission, mid 19th century. Creator: AH Payne
The Wine Commission, mid 19th century. Men seated round barrels in a cellar, tasting wine. Engraving after a painting

View of Oberwesel and Schoenburg Castle, Middle Rhine Valley, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Autumn vineyard above Oberwesel, Middle Rhine Valley, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Greek Cuisine. Fresh Dolmades, Vine Leaves with Yogurt and glass of Red Wine

Decanter, c. 1938. Creator: Michael Fenga
Decanter, c. 1938

An Abundance of Fruit, c. 1860. Creator: Severin Roesen
An Abundance of Fruit, c. 1860

Peasants and bourgeois dealing with wine (colour engraving)
REV326145 Peasants and bourgeois dealing with wine (colour engraving) by French School, (18th century); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France; (add.info.: paysan)

Still Life with Fruit (oil on panel)
XKH150801 Still Life with Fruit (oil on panel) by Soreau, Isaac (b.1604); 59.5x84.5 cm; Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany; Dutch, out of copyright

Child Playing with his Foot, 1779 (marble)
XIR155331 Child Playing with his Foot, 1779 (marble) by Monot, Martin CLaude (1733-1803); 29x33 cm; Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: Child playing with his foot; ); French, out of copyright

Silver Stripe Hawk Moth: Sphinx celerio, 1797, (1945). Creator: Edward Donovan
Silver Stripe Hawk Moth: Sphinx celerio, 1797, (1945). The larvae of the silver-striped hawk-moth, now known as Hippotion celerio, typically feed on the leaves of plants such as the grape vine

Decoration in Doberan Minster, Bad Doberan, Mecklenburg, Germany, (1928). Creator: Unknown
Decoration in Doberan Minster, Bad Doberan, Mecklenburg, Germany, (1928). End of 15th Century...Painting in the Church of the former Cistercian Monastery at Doberan. After R. Borrmann

Amor and the Bacchante, 1828, (1965). Creator: Fyodor Bruni
Amor and the Bacchante, 1828, (1965). Painting, also known as A Bacchante Giving Cupid a Drink, in the State Russian Museum, St Petersburg

Triumph, 1908. From Grapes of New York, by Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick. [J. B. Lyton Company, Albany, 1908]

Isabella, 1908. From Grapes of New York, by Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick. [J. B. Lyton Company, Albany, 1908]

Hidalgo, 1908. From Grapes of New York, by Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick. [J. B. Lyton Company, Albany, 1908]

Herbert, 1908. From Grapes of New York, by Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick. [J. B. Lyton Company, Albany, 1908]

Hybrid Franc, 1908. From Grapes of New York, by Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick. [J. B. Lyton Company, Albany, 1908]

Ironclad, 1908. From Grapes of New York, by Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick. [J. B. Lyton Company, Albany, 1908]

October, wine-making, early 16th century. Grapes are pressed and wine is drawn from a barrel. Below: skittles with knuckle-bones. From a Flemish calendar in the collection of the British Library

Bacchus, c1597. Artist: Michelangelo Caravaggio
Bacchus, c1597. Bacchus, Roman god of wine (Dionysius in the Greek pantheon), seated as at a banquet, with a wreath of vine leaves, holding a drinking vessel. From the Uffizi Gallery, Florence

Boy with a bunch of grapes, 1600-5
XAM66134 Boy with a bunch of grapes, 1600-5 by Aachen, Johann or Hans von (1552-1616); Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, Austria; German, out of copyright

Self Portrait as Bacchus
BAL54082 Self Portrait as Bacchus by Dalen, Jan van (c.1620-53); Museum of Fine Arts (Szepmuveszeti) Budapest, Hungary; Flemish, out of copyright

Grapes (oil on canvas)
XKH149073 Grapes (oil on canvas) by Stranover, Tobias (1684-1731); 47.5x36.8 cm; Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany; German, out of copyright

Still Life with Fruit Pie, 1635 (oil on panel)
XIR169055 Still Life with Fruit Pie, 1635 (oil on panel) by Heda, Willem Claesz. (1594-1680); 50x69.5 cm; Musee des Beaux-Arts et d Archeologie, Besancon

Vine leaf with autumn colours on the vine, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany

Vine leaf with autumnal colours, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany

Vine leaf with autumn colours on grapes, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany

Hummus served on plate with focaccia bread, black olives, slice of lemon and vine leaf

Slice of Cornish Yarg cows milk cheese wrapped in vine leaves

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"The Vine Leaf: A Symbol of Timeless Beauty and Culinary Delights" In the mid-19th century, AH Payne captured the essence of vine leaves in a stunning creation for The Wine Commission. These leaves, delicately depicted, symbolize the rich history and tradition associated with winemaking. Take a journey to the Middle Rhine Valley in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, where you'll be greeted by breathtaking views of Oberwesel and Schoenburg Castle. Amidst this picturesque landscape lies an autumn vineyard adorned with vibrant vine leaves that paint a mesmerizing scene. Greek cuisine embraces the allure of vine leaves with its delectable dish called Dolmades. Freshly prepared dolmades served alongside creamy yogurt and complemented by a glass of red wine create an exquisite culinary experience that tantalizes both taste buds and senses. Michael Fenga's decanter from 1938 showcases intricate designs inspired by nature's beauty, including delicate vine leaf motifs. This timeless piece reminds us of the elegance associated with enjoying fine wines. Travel back in time to 1912 through hand-colored engravings from Costumes Parisiens published in Journal des Dames et des Modes. Plate 42 features Eventails de Paquin designed by G. Barbier et Paul Iribe, where graceful ladies donning fashionable attire hold fans adorned with enchanting vine leaf patterns. Severin Roesen's masterpiece "An Abundance of Fruit" captures nature's bounty at its finest. Amongst luscious fruits lies a cluster of grapevines intertwined with their iconic leaves—a testament to their significance as symbols of abundance and prosperity throughout history. Peasants and bourgeois alike have long cherished wine as part of their daily lives. Colorful engravings depict scenes where these individuals engage in activities related to viticulture—highlighting how deeply ingrained vines are within society's fabric. Still life paintings often feature vine leaves as a symbol of fertility and the cycle of life.