Young Lady in Yellow

Currently not on view

Young Lady in Yellow

c. 1905

Haagsche Plateelfabriek Rozenburg, The Hague, Netherlands (1883–1917) Pattern probably designed by D.P.J. de Ruiter (Dutch, 1872–1947)

D.P.J. de Ruiter served as chief designer and decorator at the Rozenburg factory in The Hague. This tile panel was originally installed in the home of the director of the General Printing Office in that city.

Currently not on view

Object Details

Titles:

Young Lady in Yellow
Patroon: Juffertje in't geel

Date:

c. 1905

Artists:

Haagsche Plateelfabriek Rozenburg, The Hague, Netherlands (1883–1917) Pattern probably designed by D.P.J. de Ruiter (Dutch, 1872–1947)

Medium:

Tin-glazed earthenware with stenciled decoration under a transparent lead glaze

Dimensions:

51 1/2 × 24 5/8 inches (130.8 × 62.5 cm) Each (each tile): 6 × 6 inches (15.2 × 15.2 cm)

Classification:

Plaques/Reliefs/Tiles

Credit Line:

Purchased with gifts (by exchange) of Emmeline Reed Bedell, Edward W. Bok, Mrs. Albert P. Brubaker in memory of Frederick J. Kimball and Helen Kimball Grafflin, the Bloomfield Moore Collection, John W. Pepper, William Ellis Scull, and the Elizabeth Wandell Smith Fund, 2002

Accession Number:

2002-65-1a--jj

Geography:

Made in The Hague, Netherlands, Europe

We are always open to learning more about our collections and updating the website. Does this record contain inaccurate information or language that you feel we should improve or change? Contact us here.

Please note that this particular artwork might not be on view when you visit. Don’t worry—we have plenty of exhibitions for you to explore.

Currently not on view