This intricate design, originally published in 1888 in L'ornement Polychrome by Albert Racine, showcases the ornate detailing characteristic of Renaissance ornamental art. The repeating motifs and elaborate forms reflect the period's fascination with symmetry, geometry, and naturalistic elements, all hallmarks of Renaissance decorative design. Racine’s work captures the revival of classical ideals, blending historical influences with a vibrant aesthetic that inspired later movements in decorative arts. This piece highlights the enduring appeal of Renaissance patterns in modern design contexts.
1888
Artist: Albert Racine (1825–1893) Medium: Hand-coloured lithograph Collection: Original edition, courtesy of Rawpixel
