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Acorn

Source: Wikipedia

The acorn, or oak nut, is the nut of the oaks and their close relatives. It usually contains a single seed (rarely two seeds), enclosed in a tough, leathery shell, and borne in a cup-shaped cupule. Acorns vary from 1–6 cm long and 0.8–4 cm broad. Acorns take between about 6 and 24 months (depending on the species) to mature; see List of Quercus species for details of oak classification, in which acorn morphology and phenology are important factors.
- - Field(s):
  - Archaeology
- - Designation:
  - statuette (fragment)
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Bracelet
  - Dress
  - Grape
  - Necklace
  - Tunic
- - Date:
  - Roman Empire
- - Field(s):
  - Costume
  - Ethnology
- - Designation:
  - chapeau à cheminée
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
- - Date:
  - 19th century
Cadrans d'horloge (titre factice)
- - Field(s):
  - Ethnology
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Allegory
  - Clock
  - Flower
  - Lilium
  - Rose
  - …
- - Date:
  - 19th century
NAPOLEON-LE-GRAND (titre inscrit)
- - Field(s):
  - Ethnology
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Bicorne
  - Column
  - Crown (headgear)
  - Flag
  - French people
  - …
- - Date:
  - 19th century
FRAGMENT D'ENSEIGNE DE PELERINAGE : ENCADREMENT
- - Field(s):
  - Belief
  - Costume
  - Ethnology
  - Middle Ages
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Flower
  - Leaf
- - Date:
  - 15th century
saint Mathurin
- - Field(s):
  - Belief
  - Ethnology
  - Middle Ages
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Book
  - Devil
  - Flower
  - Prehensility
  - Woman
- - Date:
  - 15th century
ENSEIGNE DE PELERINAGE : SAINT MAUR
- - Field(s):
  - Belief
  - Ethnology
  - Middle Ages
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Book
  - Crosier
  - Oak
  - Orant
- - Date:
  - 14th century
- - Field(s):
  - Costume
  - Ethnology
  - Middle Ages
- - Designation:
  - enseigne profane ; broche (fragment)
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Circle
  - Clover
- - Date:
  - 15th century
- - Field(s):
  - Costume
  - Ethnology
  - Middle Ages
- - Designation:
  - enseigne profane ; aumônière
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
- - Date:
  - 15th century
ENSEIGNE PROFANE : AUMONIERE
- - Field(s):
  - Costume
  - Ethnology
  - Middle Ages
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Palmette
- - Date:
  - 16th century
BROCHE
- - Field(s):
  - Costume
  - Ethnology
  - Middle Ages
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
- - Date:
  - 14th century
- - Field(s):
  - Costume
  - Ethnology
  - Horology
  - Metrology
- - Designation:
  - chaîne (élément) ; clef (élément) ; montre
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
- - Date:
  - 19th century
- - Field(s):
  - Ethnology
- - Designation:
  - étrier
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Leaf
  - Oak
- - Date:
  - 19th century
- - Field(s):
  - Ceramic
  - Ethnology
- - Designation:
  - fontaine (d'applique)
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Dolphin
  - Flower
  - Frieze
  - Garland
- - Date:
  - 18th century
- - Field(s):
  - Ceramic
  - Ethnology
  - Medicine
- - Designation:
  - pot à pharmacie | albarel ; genre Delft
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Flower
  - Garland
  - Mask
  - Peafowl
- - Date:
  - 18th century
- - Field(s):
  - Ceramic
  - Ethnology
  - Medicine
- - Designation:
  - pot à pharmacie | albarel ; genre Delft
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Bird
  - Flower
  - Flower bouquet
  - Garland
  - Mask
- - Date:
  - 18th century
- - Field(s):
  - Ceramic
  - Ethnology
  - Medicine
- - Designation:
  - pot à pharmacie | albarel ; genre Delft
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Bird
  - Flower
  - Flower bouquet
  - Garland
  - Mask
- - Date:
  - 18th century
L'écureuil dans un chêne, et fleur d'artichaut (projet) [...
- - Field(s):
  - Drawing
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Artichoke
  - Flower
  - Leaf
  - Oak
  - Snail
- - Date:
  - 20th century
Deux écureuils sur un chêne, et Ebauche de voilier (proje...
- - Field(s):
  - Drawing
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Fish
  - Leaf
  - Oak
  - Sailing ship
  - Tree squirrel
- - Date:
  - 20th century
Trois motifs végétaux pour pendentifs [titre attribué]
- - Field(s):
  - Drawing
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Cactus
  - Grape
  - Leaf
  - Oak
- - Date:
  - 20th century
Chats, papillon, écureuil et truie [titre attribué]
- - Field(s):
  - Drawing
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Cat
  - Chair
  - Domestic pig
  - Flower
  - Herb
- - Date:
  - 20th century
Charle VIII et Anne de Bretagne (titre inscrit, projet)
- - Field(s):
  - Drawing
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Anne of Brittany
  - Charles VIII of France
  - Equestrianism
  - Horse
  - Leaf
  - …
- - Date:
  - 20th century
Héros bretons du temps jadis (projet) [titre attribué]
- - Field(s):
  - Drawing
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Armour
  - Chivalry
  - Crusades
  - Fleur-de-lis
  - Leaf
  - …
- - Date:
  - 20th century
- - Artist(s):
  - Alexander Coosemans
ALLEGORIE A L'EUCHARISTIE
- - Field(s):
  - Painting
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Allegory
  - Chalice
  - Cornucopia
  - Grape
  - Leaf
  - …
- - Date:
  - 17th century
UN SAINT
- - Field(s):
  - Painting
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Blessing
  - Child Jesus
  - Prayer beads
  - Saint
  - Toddler
- - Date:
  - 19th century
- - Field(s):
  - Ceramic
- - Designation:
  - plat
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Bivalvia
  - Crayfish
  - Fern
  - Leaf
  - Lizard
- - Date:
  - 16th century
Vase de jardin
- - Field(s):
  - Sculpture
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Conifer cone
  - Crown (headgear)
  - Leaf
  - Oak
  - Satyr
- - Date:
  - 19th century
Fontaine : Suzanne au bain
- - Field(s):
  - Sculpture
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Apple
  - Candelabra
  - Leaf
  - Nudity
  - Pear
  - …
- - Date:
  - 19th century
A.THIERS (titre inscrit)
- - Field(s):
  - Ethnology
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Allegory
  - Bayonet
  - Cannon
  - Factory
  - Flag
  - …
- - Date:
  - 19th century
- - Field(s):
  - Ceramic
  - Ethnology
- - Designation:
  - pot à moutarde (type 6)
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Acorn
  - Dijon
- - Date:
  - 20th century

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