Lidded vase (vàse a panneaux)

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Lidded vase (vàse a panneaux)

Sèvres Manufactory

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Described in the archives of the Sèvres porcelain manufactory as a *vase à panneaux* (paneled vase), this lidded vase was named for its prominent reserve panels, which show pastoral and floral designs. The porcelain painter based the front scene on an engraving of a Dutch painting by Nicholaes Berchem. Porcelain painters in France in the 1700s were particularly fond of copying genre scenes from the previous century to decorate their vessels. Not only the painted scenes but also the gilding on this vase are typical of the grandest works produced at Sèvres. The gilding is of outstanding quality, thickly applied and then carefully tooled to create varied borders and patterns with subtle textures. Laurel leaf branches with berries and veined leaves and a wide band with zigzag lines frame the reserve panels. The gilded surfaces of the handles, the laurel swags, and the gadroons above the foot are burnished in imitation of gilt bronze.

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produced_by.carried_out_by[0].id
https://data.getty.edu/museum/collection/group/91108ae1-fad9-48c8-b82e-43ae3be3f151
Artist/Maker
Sèvres Manufactory
subject_of[Homepage].id
https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/103SJY
Date
about 1766–1770
Medium
Soft-paste porcelain, colored enamels, and gilding
Culture
French
Object Type
Vase

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Object ID
5dd54f30-16e3-4f52-bc0a-d9c7dc01fe62
Object Type
Vase
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Creator
Sèvres Manufactory
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Culture
French
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Medium
Soft-paste porcelain, colored enamels, and gilding
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Department
Decorative Arts
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Credit Line
The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
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Date
about 1766–1770
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Begin Year
1766
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End Year
1770
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