9 Free Artworks of Wedgwood Black Basalt

neoclassicismwedgwood designs by john flaxmanjohn flaxmandepartment of european sculpture and decorative arts, metropolitan museum of artwedgwood pottery in the metropolitan museum of artblack basalt waremetropolitan museum of artjohn flaxman jr.wedgwood pottery in the art institute of chicagoceramics in the fogg art museum
Ewer, John Flaxman Jr.
wedgwood black basaltneoclassicism
William Pitt, Earl of Chatham, John Flaxman Jr.
wedgwood black basalt portrait medallionsneoclassicism
Wine and Water Ewer, 1780-1785, Wedgwood Pottery, Burslem, modeled by John Flaxman Sr., black basalt and gilt metal mounts - Art Institute of Chicago - DSC09817
wedgwood pottery in the art institute of chicagoneoclassicism
Wine and Water Ewer, 1780-1785, Wedgwood Pottery, Burslem, modeled by John Flaxman Sr., black basalt and gilt metal mounts - Art Institute of Chicago - DSC09816
wedgwood pottery in the art institute of chicagoneoclassicism
Water ewer with a satyr handle, designed by John Flaxman, made by Josiah Wedgwood & Sons, after 1780, black basalt stoneware - Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University - DSC02032
ceramics in the fogg art museumneoclassicism
Candlestick - Wedgwood, attributed to John Flaxman, Jr., c. 1785 - Brooklyn Museum - Brooklyn, NY - DSC08944
wedgwood pottery in the brooklyn museumneoclassicism
Mercury, attributed to John Flaxman Jr., c. 1790-1795, Wedgwood black basalt - British Museum - DSC00132
busts in the british museumneoclassicism
Buste van Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, NG-2011-96, ca. 1779 - ca. 1780
busts in the rijksmuseum amsterdamrealism
Water ewer with a triton handle, designed by John Flaxman, made by Josiah Wedgwood & Sons, after 1780, black basalt stoneware - Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University - DSC02030
ceramics in the fogg art museumneoclassicism
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