Dutch Tiles — Landscapes and Waterscapes 1700-1900

Water and Country Scenes, 1850-1900.
 Gift of Anthony N. B. Garvan
[cat. # 174, p. 137]

Water and Country Scenes, 1850-1900.
Gift of Anthony N. B. Garvan
[cat. # 174, p. 137]

“Throughout the Dutch Golden Age of the 1600s the native countryside was celebrated in paintings, prints and literature. Tiles featuring land and water vignettes first appeared at the beginning of the 1600s and continued to be manufactured, with little design variation until about 1900.”

Water Scenes, 1690-1750.
Gift of Edward W. Bok; gift of S. Krider Kent; gift of Mrs. Francis P. Garvan
[cat. #169, p. 134]
Shepherds and Shepherdesses in Landscapes,
around 1700. Harlingen?
Gift of Mrs. Francis P. Garvan
[cat. # 133, p. 112]
Waterscapes, around 1820. Utrecht or Rotterdam.
Gift of Mrs. Francis P. Garvan
[cat. # 171, p. 135]
 

In This Issue

Ella Schaap Honored Recipient of the Tile Heritage Award

What is the Tile Heritage Award?

Ella Schaap: the Backstory with Tile Heritage

Dutch Tiles — Gallery 371, Philadelphia Museum of Art

Dutch Tiles — Landscapes and Waterscapes 1700-1900

Dutch Tiles — Sea Creatures

Dutch Tiles — Ships

Dutch Tiles — Soldiers and Daily Life

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