Phrygian Cap

French fireback with two pillars, four heads with a Phrygian cap, an angel and the date of production 1817.

The Phrygian cap is the cap of Marianne, a national symbol of France.

This exquisite lithograph by Alexander Calder (1898–1976), titled Le bonnet phrygien (The Phrygian Cap), originates from the historic 1963 folio Derriere le Miroir, No. 141.

One of a Kind pair of French Revolution Phrygian Cap, Red Cap, the emblem for Liberty during the French Revolution, gilt metal and tricolor Sconces, Wall Lamps with 2 Lights.

This exquisite lithograph by Alexander Calder (1898–1976), titled Sabot et le bonnet phrygien (Clog and Phrygian Cap), originates from the historic 1963 folio Derriere le Miroir, No....

Excellent Condition. Marked: MB (phrygian cap), 3.50" x 2.45".

Rhodium plated base metal, crystal rhinestones, pierce work set with rectangular and tapered baguettes. Signed MB (phrygian cap) Excellent Condition Length 3" x W 1.45"

Excellent Condition. Signed MB (phrygian cap), Sterling Length 3" Width 3"

Reputedly the most handsome mortal, Paris wears the Phrygian cap characteristic of the region of present-day Turkey, where he lived.

Wonderful large scale and condition. Marked: MB phrygian cap, Des Pat'd Designer Marcel Boucher, 1941 Condition: Excellent Length 3.75" x Width 3.50"

Excellent Condition , Signed MB (phrygian cap) hallmark L 2.75" x W 2.75"

Length 3" x Width 2.50" NOTE Brooch is signed with the Boucher Phrygian Cap l and the number 1540. Pictured in Brunialtis' American Costume Jewelry, Art & Industry, 1935-1950, an...

Length 4" , Width 2.5" Signed MB (phrygian cap), Des Pat'd References: Schiffer, Fun Jewelry, p. 69.

Excellent Condition, Signed MB Phrygian cap. Length 4 1/4" x Width 3 1/8" The brooch can be seen in Brunialti , American Costume Jewlery ,Art & Industry 1935-1950, page 44.

A French Revolution tin-glazed earthenware dish, showing crossed French flags with a Phrygian cap on an épée, the symbol for Liberty. La Convention, meaning The Agreement, is written...

Boucher early pieces were marked with MB under the Phrygian Cap symbol.

Original vintage election propaganda poster - Batir la France avec le peuple MRP Mouvement Republicain Populaire / Building France with the people Popular Republican Movement - featu...

The pieces with this Phrygian cap and the MB initials are rare and highly coveted due to their age and perfect styling.

On top of the pillar is a Phrygian cap. This is the cap of Marianne, a national symbol of France.

Notably, their design bears significant historical resonance, adorned with revolutionary symbols such as the iconic Phrygian cap and a bundle of fasces. These motifs evoke the spirit...

Featured in Brunialti, American Costume Jewelry - Art and Industry (2008) Vol 1 pp 45-48 Excellent, Condition Marked: MB Phrygian Cap), U, Pat Pend Size: 2.45" x 1.85" x 0.75" ; ...

The architectural element depicts a female mascaron wearing a Phrygian cap flanked by a pair of leaf clusters. Her long, flowing hair, which trails down the side of her face, adds am...

With note by Walter Emanuel - featuring a serio-comic map of Europe at war with military soldier caricature portraits and some countries represented by dogs with Russia as a bear, a ...

With such a name, the advertising iconography is not left out, the women are wearing Phrygian caps and the men parade with tricolored jerseys!

The inscription and the title of the artwork refer to the cap of the portrayed man, a Phrygian cap with pompom, much larger than the man.

He was from Phrygia, a kingdom in central Anatolia, and is often depicted wearing a Phrygian cap.  These were made of soft material in a conical shape with the apex bent over to the ...

The figure represents Liberty (also historically referred to as Columbia), wearing a traditional Phrygian cap—an ancient Roman emblem of freedom from enslavement later adopted by Ame...

This political and medical caricature personifies the 1803 influenza outbreak that affected Britain: “Mr Influenzy,” wearing a Phrygian cap referring to the influence of Revolutionar...

This vicious satire of Bonaparte (1769-1821) makes its intentions clear with the allegorical title page, which shows the young Corsican as a revolutionary firebrand in a Phrygian cap...

The Laughing Revolutionary: In deliberate contrast, the second bust wears the Phrygian cap—the unmistakable emblem of liberty since Antiquity, revived during the 1789 French Revoluti...

The individual is wearing a red Phrygian cap, which often symbolized freedom and was a common headgear in many European countries.

Bonnet Phrygien et Barre de Fer (Phrygian Cap and Iron Bar), 1974 Lithograph in colors on Chiffon de Mandeure paper, with full margins, framed Maeght Editeur, Paris 29.5 x 43.3 inche...

At his side is a Marianne, symbol of freedom. She wears a Phrygian cap and holds an olive branch, a symbol of peace.

A woman representing the Republic, wearing a Phrygian cap (symbol of the French Revolution and liberty), is shown using a skimmer ("écumoire") to scoop up government funds.

Marianne also wore a Cockade and a red Phrygian cap symbolizing Liberty. Minerva and its pendant bust of Mars evoke the classicizing subjects, bust-length formats, and style that...

Modern frame : 30.5 x 35 cm This historical scene takes place during french revolution: the young paperboy wears the charactéristic Phrygian cap and the gentlemen are dressed the ...

Three were the colors because three were the goals of the Revolution: liberty, equality, and fraternity, and they represented the three classes into which French society of the time ...

The figure on the left is wearing a simple tunic with leggings and a red Phrygian-style cap, which was often associated with liberty and the common people in various periods of Europ...