Blumenvase
1647/1648 | Dionysio Miseroni
The workshop of the Miseroni family was founded in 1588 under Emperor Rudolph II in Prague, and supplied the house of Habsburg with precious stone works over many generations. Dionysio Miseroni continued the consummate achievements of his father Ottavio, but allowed the natural, blocklike forms of the stones greater influence on the size and appearance of the vessels. Where necessary and desired, goldsmiths added striking mounts.
The workshop of the Miseroni family was founded in 1588 under Emperor Rudolph II in Prague, and supplied the house of Habsburg with precious stone works over many generations. Dionysio Miseroni continued the consummate achievements of his father Ottavio, but allowed the natural, blocklike forms of the stones greater influence on the size and appearance of the vessels. Where necessary and desired, goldsmiths added striking mounts.
Künstler/in:
Dionysio Miseroni (um 1607 Prag - 1661 Prag) DNB
Zeit:
1647/1648
Objektbezeichnung:
Gefäß; Vase
Kultur:
Prag
Material/Technik:
Vase: Zitrin (gelber Quarz), Fassung: Gold teilweise emailliert; Blumen: Achat, Jaspis, Chalcedon, Bergkristall, Silber, emailliert
Maße:
46,5 cm × 20,2 cm × 11 cm
Bildrecht:
Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Kunstkammer
Inv. Nr.:
Kunstkammer, 1330