Pitchers Collection

Madagascar pitcher plant (Nepenthes madagascariensis), a carnivorous plant that produces impressive pitchers that catch the insect prey, Madagascar, Africa

Pitcher plant (Nepenthes coccinea) pitcher, X-ray

Six pitcher plant (Nepenthes coccinea) pitchers, X-ray

Green
Margareth Perfoncio

Milk & Honey Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Milk & Honey Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Rusty
Codruta Georgescu

A white dream
Margareth Perfoncio

Water Pullers
Sayyed Nayyer Reza

Woman Spinning and Visitor, between circa 1495 and circa 1503. Creator: Israhel van Meckenem
Woman Spinning and Visitor, between circa 1495 and circa 1503. From Scenes of Daily Life, pl. 11

Harvest Home - drawn by Godwin, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Harvest Home - drawn by Godwin, 1858. English farm workers celebrating the gathering in of the crops. From "Illustrated London News", 1858

Landscape with a Tholos. Creator: Alessio de Marchis
Landscape with a Tholos, Unknown date

Neptune Plotting the Destruction of Man, published 1589. Creator: Hendrik Goltzius
Neptune Plotting the Destruction of Man, published 1589. Book: Metamorphoses by Ovid, book 1, plate 10

Plate for presentation to Mr. Capreol [?] by his Fellow Citizens of Toronto, Canada West, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Plate for presentation to Mr. Capreol by his Fellow Citizens of Toronto, Canada West, 1858. Gift expressing gratitude...for the valuable services rendered by [Mr

Relics from the Buried City of Brahmunabad, in Sind - Pottery, Fragments of Mills, etc, 1857. Creator: Unknown
Relics from the Buried City of Brahmunabad, in Sind - Pottery, Fragments of Mills, etc, 1857. 8th- or 9th-century objects excavated at his own expense by Mr. A. F

Peasant Woman with Two Jugs, 1524. Creator: Barthel Beham
Peasant Woman with Two Jugs, 1524

Desert landscape with water carriers, 1919. Creator: Marius Bauer
Desert landscape with water carriers, 1919

The St Martin's Day Kermis, c.1540-c.1598. Creator: Peeter Baltens
The St Martin's Day Kermis, c.1540-c.1598. Religious festival: a rowdy mob crowds around a cask of wine. On the right, Saint Martin cuts his cloak in half to clothe a beggar

Silver Belonging To U.S.S. Utah, 1911. Creator: Harris & Ewing. Silver Belonging To U.S.S. Utah, 1911
Silver Belonging To U.S.S. Utah, 1911. Silver tableware from US warship. Decorative candelabra, jugs, salvers, serving dishes, hot water urn, tea and coffee pots, punchbowl and ladle

Silver Belonging To U.S.S. Florida, 1911. Creator: Harris & Ewing. Silver Belonging To U.S.S. Florida, 1911
Silver Belonging To U.S.S. Florida, 1911

Silver Service of U.S.S. Idaho, 1912. Creator: Harris & Ewing. Silver Service of U.S.S. Idaho, 1912
Silver Service of U.S.S. Idaho, 1912. [Silver tableware from US warship. Decorative candelabra, jugs, salvers, serving dishes, punchbowl and ladle made by Gorham Manufacturing Co]

Studies of Jugs and Vases; A Man with Moustache and a Boy with a Hat [recto], 1884-1888. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Studies of Jugs and Vases; A Man with Moustache and a Boy with a Hat [recto], 1884-1888

Bronze Vases, Romano-British, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Bronze Vases, Romano-British, 1850. Items from an Exhibition of Ancient and Mediaeval Art at the Society of Arts, in John-street, Adelphi, [London]

Spring Picnic
Gemma Bardot

Milk & Honey Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Lucenaturale
Raffaele Corte

The Lily from My Backyard
Yinan F.

Mysterious breakfast
Margareth Perfoncio

Dry
Margareth Perfoncio

Red Mood
Lydia Jacobs

Pure and simple
Alexandru Tomuta

The International Exhibition: services in glass, by Pellatt and Co. 1862. Creator: Unknown
The International Exhibition: services in glass, by Pellatt and Co. 1862. The Prince of Wales has ordered a service...the mere fact that this noble person has procured it will induce thousands to

The International Exhibition: group of glass, by Messrs. Phillips... 1862. Creator: Unknown
The International Exhibition: group of glass, by Messrs. Phillips, of Oxford-street and Bond-street, 1862. The shape [of the central vase], while novel, is good

The International Exhibition: group of glass by Powell and Sons, 1862. Creator: Unknown
The International Exhibition: group of glass by Powell and Sons, 1862. Within the memory of many of our readers, art was applied almost exclusively to the decoration of works for the wealthier

The International Exhibition: articles of glass, by Messrs. Dobson and Pearce, 1862. Creator: Unknown
The International Exhibition: articles of glass, by Messrs. Dobson and Pearce, 1862....the two side ewers are more successful than that in the centre, which is somewhat heavy in shape

Blooming Yellow Lilies
Lydia Jacobs

Still life with Mood
UstinaGreen

Warm a pot of Japanese sake
larryliu

Springis coming
Ramiz Sahin

Design for a sweetmeat box (pen & brown ink with wash on paper)
829846 Design for a sweetmeat box (pen & brown ink with wash on paper) by Romano, Giulio (1492-1546); 17.6x30.8 cm; eThe Devonshire Collections

Plate and pitchers from Delft, Netherlands, 18th century
Plate and pitchers with gold and scarlet on a black ground from Delft, Netherlands, 18th century. Hand-finished chromolithograph from Ris Paquots General History of Ancient French

One of a pair of Louis XV ewers, porcelain 1662-1722, mounts c
5902626 One of a pair of Louis XV ewers, porcelain 1662-1722, mounts c.1745-49 (ormolu-mounted porcelain) by Chinese School

An Interior with Artisans and Peasants Eating and Drinking, 1640-1678. Creator: Gillis van Tilborgh the Younger
An Interior with Artisans and Peasants Eating and Drinking, 1640-1678

The Liebig Testimonial, 1854. Creator: Unknown
The Liebig Testimonial, 1854....five pieces of Plate, manufactured by Messrs. Hunt and Roskell...a fine specimen of British artistic design...attracting the highest admiration at the Industrial

Earthenware jugs, Cappadocia, Turkey

Still life with tea and sweets
Tatyana Skorokhod

In cantina
Felice Angelino

3x4 Aspectratio Indigo34
Elena Ristova

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"Captivating Pitchers: A Closer Look at Nature's Traps" In the world of botany, pitchers take on a whole new meaning. These fascinating plants, such as the Pitcher plant (Nepenthes coccinea) and Madagascar pitcher plant (Nepenthes madagascariensis), have evolved unique adaptations to lure and capture unsuspecting insects. Through an X-ray lens, we can witness the intricate structure of a single Pitcher plant pitcher. Its elongated shape and vibrant colors serve as an irresistible invitation for curious prey. Imagine the sight when not one but six Nepenthes coccinea they can captured in a mesmerizing X-ray image – nature's artistry at its finest. The Madagascar pitcher plant is no exception to this carnivorous phenomenon. With impressive pitchers that trap insect prey, it showcases both beauty and survival instincts in perfect harmony. The sheer size and complexity of these captivating traps leave us in awe of nature's ingenuity. While pitchers steal the spotlight, let us not forget other enchanting scenes from around the globe. Blooming Yellow Lilies paint landscapes with their radiant hues, while Moroccan Still Life No 1 and No 3 transport us to exotic markets filled with vibrant fruits and spices. As we explore further into artistic realms, photographs like "3x4 Aspectratio Indigo34" or "3x4 Aspectratiosoftpink8" captivate our senses with their harmonious color palettes. In cantina or still life compositions infused with mood evoke emotions that transcend time. Spring flowers bring renewed hope after winter's slumber; they symbolize rebirth and remind us of nature's resilience. Their delicate petals dance gracefully under gentle sunlight, creating picturesque moments that inspire poets and artists alike. Whether it be through botanical wonders or artistic expressions, pitchers continue to fascinate us with their ability to ensnare both our attention and imagination.