De Jubilaeum Roset by Johannes Mattheus van Kempen

De Jubilaeum Roset 1863

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product photograph merchandise

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circular oval feature

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3d printed part

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cake food

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round design

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stoneware

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ceramic

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round circular shape

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watercolour bleed

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watercolour illustration

"De Jubilaeum Roset," created by Johannes Mattheus van Kempen in 1863, is a small, delicate piece of art housed in the Rijksmuseum. It showcases a silver rosette with a heart-shaped design, featuring the words "Oranje Boven" (Orange Above) and a stylized image of a crown and a rose. This rosette, likely intended as a celebratory symbol, represents the Dutch royal family and their supporters during a period of national pride. Its small size and intricate details highlight the craftsmanship and artistry of the time.

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