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スライドショーDutch Rozenburg Independence plate
1913
22.0 x 5.0 cm
University of Pretoria Museums
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Dutch Rozenburg Independence plate
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$ 62
A Dutch Rozenburg Independence plate dated 1913, commemorating the centenary of the end of the Napoleonic occupation of The Netherlands in 1813 as well as the founding of the constitutional monarchy still active in the country today. On the rim of the plate is the names of Karel Gijsbert Hogendorp, Leopold Karel Limburg-Stirum and Adam van der Duijn van Maasdam, the three Dutch Counts that drafted the constitution of The Netherlands bringing.
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The Dawn of a Blue and White Legacy
In the heart of the Dutch Golden Age, amidst a sea of maritime exploration and burgeoning global trade, a singular tradition began to take shape. The year 1653 marked the foundation of De Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles by David Anthonisz van der Pieth, an era when the European appetite for exotic Chinese porcelain was reshaping the very fabric of artistic taste. As the Dutch East India Company brought waves of delicate porcelain from the East, a group of ambitious artisans in Delft sought to capture this ethereal beauty using local materials. This was not merely an act of imitation but a profound movement of innovation, where the mastery of tin-glazed earthenware emerged to create a uniquely Dutch aesthetic that would eventually command international admiration.The genesis of this craft was rooted in a desire to emulate the prestige of far-off lands while celebrating the local landscape. By developing a method to produce fine, white-glazed ceramics, these craftsmen created a canvas that allowed for a level of detail and vibrancy previously unseen in European pottery. This period of intense creativity established Delft as a global epicenter for decorative arts, setting the stage for a legacy that would endure through centuries of shifting political and economic tides.
The Alchemy of Cobalt and Clay
The true magic of Royal Delft lies in the meticulous, painstaking process of its creation, a technique passed down through generations of master painters. Unlike true porcelain, this exquisite earthenware relies on a white tin glaze that provides a luminous, opaque surface for the artist's brush. Using cobalt oxide, craftsmen conjure deep, soulful blues that dance across the surface of vases, plates, and tiles with a brilliance that seems to glow from within.The artistry within these pieces often transcends simple decoration, weaving together several profound themes:
- Narrative Landscapes: Capturing the serene beauty of the Dutch countryside, from wind-swept mills to tranquil canals, rendered with a painterly precision.
- Historical Commemorations: Celebrating pivotal moments in Dutch history, such as the centenary of independence or significant royal milestones.
- Symbolic Devotion: Infusing everyday objects with spiritual meaning, seen in prayer plates that seek divine protection during times of conflict.
A Bastion of Enduring Tradition
While many of the thirty-two original factories that once flourished in Delft have long since vanished into the annals of history, De Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles remains a living monument to craftsmanship. Its survival for over three and a half centuries is nothing short of miraculous, standing as the sole remaining sentinel of the Delftware tradition. The acquisition of royal patronage in 1919 further solidified its prestige, elevating the factory from a local manufacturer to a symbol of national pride and cultural continuity.Today, the factory continues to breathe life into the past, ensuring that the delicate interplay of blue and white remains not just a relic of the seventeenth century, but a vibrant, breathing art form. Through its commitment to preserving traditional methods while embracing the artistry of new generations, Royal Delft connects the modern world to the soul of the Dutch Golden Age, proving that true beauty, when rooted in heritage, is timeless.
de koninklijke porceleyne fles
Netherlands
基本情報
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Dutch Golden Age
- Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist: ['Leonaert Bramer']
- Artists Who Influenced This Artist: ['Chinese Porcelain Manufacturers']
- Full Name: David Anthonisz van der Pieth
- Nationality: Dutch
- Notable Artworks:
- Pictorial Plates
- Hunting Scenes
- Place Of Birth: Delft, Netherlands
