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[Tulips], Auguste-Marie-Louis-Nicolas Lumière and French, Trichromie
[Tulips]
Auguste-Marie-Louis-Nicolas Lumière
Louis-Jean Lumière
1896–1903
Giverny, Stephen Shore American, Chromogenic print
Giverny
Stephen Shore
1977
Tulips panel, Candace Wheeler American, Silk and metallic cloth appliqued with silk velvet and embroidered with silk and metallic-wrapped cotton threads, American
Tulips panel
Designer Candace Wheeler
Associated Artists
Manufacturer Ground fabric by Cheney Brothers
1883–87
Tulips, Charles Demuth American, Watercolor and graphite on paper
Tulips
Charles Demuth
ca. 1926
Tulips, Lilian Westcott Hale American, Charcoal on paper, American
Tulips
Lilian Westcott Hale
Giverny, Stephen Shore American, Chromogenic print
Giverny
Stephen Shore
1977
Tulips, Jim Dine American, Etching, soft-ground etching, drypoint, photogravure, electric tools, and watercolor
Tulips
Multiple artists/makers
1978
Carpet with Irises, Tulips, and Other Flowering Plants, Cotton (warp and weft); wool (pile); asymmetrically knotted pile
Carpet with Irises, Tulips, and Other Flowering Plants
ca. 1650
White Tulips, Charles Rennie Mackintosh British, Scottish, Watercolor over graphite on paper, British
White Tulips
Charles Rennie Mackintosh
ca. 1920
Vase with tulips, Mary Chase Perry American, Stoneware, American
Vase with tulips
Mary Chase Perry
Manufacturer Pewabic Pottery
ca. 1904
Ellipsoid stamp seal: tulips, Yellow chalcedony, Sasanian
Ellipsoid stamp seal: tulips
Sasanian
ca. 4th century CE
Giverny, Stephen Shore American, Chromogenic print
Giverny
Stephen Shore
1977
Two-handled Bowl, Cornelius Kierstede American, Silver, American
Two-handled Bowl
Cornelius Kierstede
1700–1710
Tile with Saz Leave, Tulips, and Hyacinth Flowers, Stonepaste; polychrome painted under transparent glaze
Tile with Saz Leave, Tulips, and Hyacinth Flowers
third quarter 16th century
Two Tulips, House of Carl Fabergé, Amethyst quartz, diamond, nephrite, red jasper, gold, Russian, St. Petersburg
On loan to The Met
Two Tulips
House of Carl Fabergé
Workmaster: Henrik Emanuel Wigström
perhaps 1908–17
Giverny, Stephen Shore American, Chromogenic print
Giverny
Stephen Shore
1977
Textile Fragment with a Repeating Pattern of Interlocked Tulips and Poppies, Silk, metal wrapped thread; plain weave, brocaded
Textile Fragment with a Repeating Pattern of Interlocked Tulips and Poppies
ca. 1628–58
Giverny, Stephen Shore American, Chromogenic print
Giverny
Stephen Shore
1977
Design for a Scarf: Bouquet of Tulips, Marcel Vertès Hungarian, gouache on tracing paper
Design for a Scarf: Bouquet of Tulips
Marcel Vertès
1910–61
Tulip Vase, Stonepaste; painted in blue under transparent glaze
Tulip Vase
17th century
Horizontal Panel with Tulips in a Pitcher, Anonymous, French, 20th century French, Charcoal, gouache and gold paint
Horizontal Panel with Tulips in a Pitcher
Anonymous, French, 20th century
ca. 1910–29
Sheet with overall pattern of tulips, Anonymous , 19th century, Relief print (wood or metal)
Sheet with overall pattern of tulips
Anonymous
19th century
Celery vase, Boston & Sandwich Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Celery vase
Attributed to Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
1827–35
Tulipes (Tulips), pl. 7, Emile-Allain Séguy French, Pochoir
Tulipes (Tulips), pl. 7
Designer Designed by Emile-Allain Séguy
Publisher Published Librairie des Arts Decoratifs, by A. Calavas
[1902]
Textile Fragment, Silk, metal wrapped thread; lampas (kemha)
Textile Fragment
mid-16th century
"David-Weill" Chair (model no. 45), with "Tulipes et Œillets" (Tulips and Carnations, possibly pattern no. 2513) Upholstery, Louis Süe French, Mahogany, oak, wool
"David-Weill" Chair (model no. 45), with "Tulipes et Œillets" (Tulips and Carnations, possibly pattern no. 2513) Upholstery
Multiple artists/makers
designed 1923; manufactured probably late 1920s
Tulip Quilt, Cotton, American
Tulip Quilt
American
ca. 1850–80
Chest with drawer, Robert Crosman American, Painted white pine, white cedar, American
Chest with drawer
Probably Robert Crosman
1735
Tulip, William Morris British, Cotton, British
Tulip
Designer Designed by William Morris
Manufactory Morris & Company
design registered 1875, printed 1877–1917
Tulip, Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory British, Soft-paste porcelain, British, Chelsea
Tulip
Factory Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory
ca. 1760
"Tulip" lamp, Tiffany Studios, Leaded Favrile glass and patinated bronze with a reticulated blown glass base, American
"Tulip" lamp
Tiffany Studios
1907–12
Yellow Tulip, Johan Hagemeyer American, born The Netherlands, Gelatin silver print
Yellow Tulip
Johan Hagemeyer
1920s–40s
"Tulipes Hollandaises" (textile), House of Worth French, silk, cotton, metal, French
"Tulipes Hollandaises" (textile)
Multiple artists/makers
1889
Tulip vases (2), Elkington & Co. British, Gilt bronze and cloisonné enamel, British, Birmingham, Warwickshire
Tulip vases (2)
Factory Elkington & Co.
Designer Probably after a design by Christopher Dresser
ca. 1885
Portfolio of 6 Aquatints: Tulip, Joe Andoe American, Aquatint
Portfolio of 6 Aquatints: Tulip
Joe Andoe
1993
Cartoon for sixteen-inch "Tulip" Shade, Louis C. Tiffany American, Ink on glazed textile, American
Cartoon for sixteen-inch "Tulip" Shade
Louis C. Tiffany
Tiffany Studios
ca. 1906
Cartoon for a "Tulip" Lampshade and associated parts, Tiffany Studios, Watercolor on textile; metal; glass, American
Cartoon for a "Tulip" Lampshade and associated parts
Tiffany Studios
ca. 1906
Four Tulips: Boter man (Butter Man), Joncker (Nobleman), Grote geplumaceerde (The Great Plumed One), and Voorwint (With the Wind), Jacob Marrel German, watercolor on vellum
Four Tulips: Boter man (Butter Man), Joncker (Nobleman), Grote geplumaceerde (The Great Plumed One), and Voorwint (With the Wind)
Jacob Marrel
ca. 1635–45
Sandals, Frattegiani, Leather, synthetic, Italian
Sandals
Designer Frattegiani
1954–58
Posset pot, Lead-glazed earthenware, British, Staffordshire
Posset pot
British, Staffordshire
1710
Strip, Metal wrapped thread; velvet
Strip
16th century
Jardiniere, Earthenware; Redware, American
Jardiniere
American
1890–1915

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