Orange Blossom Collection

Woman in fancy dress costume as La fleur d'orange, with silver dress, glass hat and ballet shoes
FLO4684530 Woman in fancy dress costume as La fleur d'orange, with silver dress, glass hat and ballet shoes. La fleur d'orange was a short ballet by Andre Messager first performed in 1878 at

Her Asymmetries
Frank Moth

"The Bride" - painted by A. Solomon - from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy, 1856. Engraving of a painting, ...designed for the ladies, and is called "The Bride", one of Mr

Costume Accessory (Orange Blossoms), c. 1937. Creator: Lyman Young
Costume Accessory (Orange Blossoms), c. 1937

Wedding Dress, c. 1936. Creator: Melita Hofmann
Wedding Dress, c. 1936

Costume Accessory (Orange Blossoms), c. 1937. Creator: Ruth M. Barnes
Costume Accessory (Orange Blossoms), c. 1937

Orange Blue
Julija Belickienė

Roots Bright
Frank Moth

Isabella Dormer, aged 8, later Countess of Mountrath (oil on canvas)
WES239425 Isabella Dormer, aged 8, later Countess of Mountrath (oil on canvas) by Lely, Peter (1618-80); 88.9x73 cm; The Trustees of the Weston Park Foundation

Still life, 1834 (oil on canvas)
NUL385959 Still life, 1834 (oil on canvas) by Jensen, Johan Laurents (1800-56); 35.5x46 cm; Private Collection; Danish, out of copyright

Portrait of a Lady, c. 1490 (tempera & oil on panel)
CLK340003 Portrait of a Lady, c.1490 (tempera & oil on panel) by Ghirlandaio, Domenico (Domenico Bigordi) (1449-94); 56.1x37.7 cm; Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown

Portrait of Ernestine Yolande, Princess of Ligne, after 1618 (oil on panel)
5671999 Portrait of Ernestine Yolande, Princess of Ligne, after 1618 (oil on panel) by Ravesteyn, Jan Anthonisz. van (c.1570-1657); 63.5x53.4 cm; Mauritshuis, The Hague

Labels advertising various flower extracts for a perfume shop, Paris
CHT163265 Labels advertising various flower extracts for a perfume shop, Paris, early 19th century (coloured engraving) by French School, (19th century); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris

The Bride, ca. 1907. Creator: Gari Melchers
The Bride, ca. 1907

Still Life, c. 1660. Creator: Willem Kalf
Still Life, c. 1660

Orange Blossom: Maidenly Reserve, from the series Floral Beauties and Language of Flowers (N75) for Duke brand cigarettes, 1892

Orange Blossoms and Mature Oranges Growing on the Same Tree, California, c1900. Close-up of fruit in California, USA. Stereocard by Keystone View Company

Blossom and fruit on an orange tree, Majorca, Spain

Orange blossom and fruit, Majorca. Orange tree with blossom and fruit

The Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll, c1871. Portrait of Princess Louise (1848-1939), fourth daughter of Queen Victoria, possibly at the time of her marriage in 1871

Illustration of white neroli flowers, pink bud and green leaves on stems, sandalwood wood chips, and pink rose bud on stem with sepals

Illustration of Juniper berries and green leaves on stem, German chamomile, and neroli flowers, buds and green leaves on stem

Illustration of lavender flowers, Roman chamomile flowers and neroli flowers and bud on stems

Flowers in a glass vase (oil on copper)
BAL67240 Flowers in a glass vase (oil on copper) by Seghers, Daniel (1590-1661); 26.2x18 cm; Johnny van Haeften Gallery, London, UK; Flemish, out of copyright

POSTCARD: ORANGES, c1905. Oranges and blossoms. Chromolithograph, c1905

ORANGE TREE. Citrus Bigaradia violacea. Engraving after a painting by Pancrace Bessa, c1800

ORANGE TREE. Citrus Bigaradia Sinensis. Engraving after a painting by Pancrace Bessa, c1800

Orange blossom, Seville, Andalucia, Spain, Europe

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"Orange Blossom: A Burst of Orange Blue and Roots Bright" In the world of art, it has captivated artists for centuries. From Isabella Dormer's enchanting portrait at the tender age of eight to the vibrant still life paintings in 1834, this delicate flower has been a muse for many. The allure lies in its asymmetries - its petals dancing with roots bright as they bloom. Artists have sought to capture this essence on canvas, using oil and tempera to bring out every intricate detail. One such masterpiece is the portrait of Ernestine Yolande, Princess of Ligne. Painted after 1618, her regal presence is enhanced by a crown adorned with orange blossoms, symbolizing purity and innocence. Even beyond the realm of fine art, it has found its place in everyday life. Labels advertising various flower extracts for perfume shops in Paris showcase its fragrant qualities that have long been cherished by perfumers and connoisseurs alike. Gari Melchers' painting "The Bride" from around 1907 depicts a woman adorned with an exquisite bouquet of orange blossoms on her wedding day. The symbolism behind this choice speaks volumes about maidenly reserve and new beginnings. Willem Kalf's still-life composition from around 1660 showcases oranges amidst other luxurious objects. Amongst these treasures lies an arrangement of delicate orange blossoms - a reminder that even amidst opulence, nature's beauty shines through. Lastly, we delve into the series "Floral Beauties, " where one can find "Orange Blossom: Maidenly Reserve. " This artwork encapsulates the essence of femininity and grace that accompanies this radiant flower. From ancient portraits to modern interpretations, orange blossom continues to inspire awe across time and cultures. Its vibrant hues evoke joy while its fragrance lingers delicately in our memories. Truly an emblematic symbol deserving admiration throughout history.