Basket Chair Collection

"As the Old Sing, the Young Pipe"(oil on canvas)
MHB90666 " As the Old Sing, the Young Pipe" (oil on canvas) by Jordaens, Jacob (1593-1678); 211x189 cm; Private Collection; Flemish, out of copyright

Beach at Noordwijk. Artist: Liebermann, Max (1847-1935)
Beach at Noordwijk. Found in the collection of Niedersachsisches Landesmuseum, Hannover

The Confession. Artist: Palmaroli y Gonzalez, Vicente (1834-1896)
The Confession. Found in the collection of Museo del Prado, Madrid

Carl Larsson Study Modern Art Basket Chair Contemporary Art 1888
Carl Larsson, Study for Modern Art, Basket Chair, Study for Contemporary Art 1888, Gothenburg Art Museum, painting, 1889, oil on canvas, Height, 55 cm (21.6 inches), Width, 38 cm (14.9 inches)

Teng-Yi Teen basket chair matting shop Shanghai foreign
Teng-Yi Teen, basket chair and matting shop, Shanghai foreign settlement, Albumen, 1876 July, Title from caption printed on page below image

The Virgin and Child with Saints Zacharias, Elizabeth and John the Baptist, c. 1620. Found in the collection of the National Gallery, London

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Amidst the melodic serenade of the old, the young weave the tales of tomorrow. Just as the brush strokes in 'As the Old Sing, the Young Pipe' come together to form a captivating masterpiece, the humble basket chair intertwines its fibers, inviting us to sit and ponder. From the sun-kissed shores of Hiddensee island, where Vitte's canvas captures the essence of a tranquil sunset, to the artistic havens of Noordwijk and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the basket chair has been a constant companion. Max Liebermann's brushstrokes in 'Beach at Noordwijk' mirror the intricate weaving of the basket chair, while the confession in Vicente Palmaroli y Gonzalez's painting echoes the silent stories held within its woven walls. The basket chair, much like the masterpieces of Jordaens and the sunsets of Hiddensee, carries the weight of history and tradition. In the studios of Carl Larsson and the bustling matting shops of Shanghai, the basket chair continues to evolve, embracing contemporary art and modern design. Its timeless allure remains unchanged, as it cradles plants and offers a moment of respite, inviting us to pause and appreciate the beauty in the world around us.