Central Motif Collection

Paul CA zanne Ginger Jar Pot de gingembre c. 1895
Paul Cezanne: Ginger Jar (Pot de gingembre), Paul Cezanne, c. 1895, Oil on canvas, With its dynamic composition and lively colors, this still life seems anything but still

Augustus Le Plongeon scaffolding east facade
Augustus Le Plongeon on scaffolding, east facade, Governors Palace, Uxmal, Augustus and Alice Dixon Le Plongeon photographs of Mexican archaeological sites, Le Plongeon, Alice D

Design Verso Pendant Vase Center 1573 Engraving
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Design Verso Pendant Flower-Piece Bottom Center
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Fragment Capital 18th century Pen black ink brush
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Friezes Birds Flowers Meandering Wreaths Scrolls
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Exploring the timeless allure of nature and ornamentation, this central motif weaves through various artistic expressions from different eras. Paul Cézanne's iconic Ginger Jar "Pot de gingembre" (c. 1895) echoes the organic curves of a Design Verso Pendant Vase (Center 1573 Engraving), while Augustus Le Plongeon's east facade scaffolding mirrors the intricate friezes adorned with birds, flowers, meandering wreaths, and scrolls. The Fragment Capital's 18th-century pen, inked with black brushstrokes, adds another layer to this theme, as it captures the essence of these motifs in a more literal sense. Cézanne's ginger jar, with its repeated geometric patterns, serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of nature's forms and the human desire to replicate them in art.