Ancient Assyrians and Egyptians frequently represented pomegranates in their sculptures as a sacred tree, or "tree of life."

The Four Seasons (Autumn) by Joseph Felon depicts the fall season with a woman clutching the fruits of the harvest with admiration of the prized pomegranate.

French modernist painter, Paul Cezanne, paints Ginger Pot with Pomegranate and Pears. [1890 A.D.]

Fleur de Grenadier by J.J. Grandville, 1847. Part of Grandvilleâs Les Fleurs Animees, or Flowers Personified, a collection of 52 early 19th-century female figures richly costumed in the leaves, blossoms and garlands that designate her flower. This image shows the artistâs interpretation of the pomegranate flower.