Rijksmuseum

Paar tuinvazen

Date: c. 1691 - c. 1724
Medium: earthenware, tin glaze
Culture: Delft
Institution: Rijksmuseum

The strong form and symmetrical configuration of these garden vases make them perfect examples of the ornamental vocabulary developed by the Frenchman Daniël Marot for the court of William and Mary. Remains of blue-and-white garden vases of this type have been found in the garden of Het Loo Palace. They probably contained exotic plants.

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