Arabian No. 4
Owen Jones · 1809 - 1874
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Why is this public domain? Owen Jones died in 1874; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This chromolithographic plate from Owen Jones's Grammar of Ornament presents a set of numbered panels of Arabian decorative design, including interlaced geometric stars, scrolling vegetal arabesques, and inscribed cartouches. The palette of blue, gold, red, and green is applied in flat tints outlined in white. The plate is dated 1856 and is part of the Grammar of Ornament series.
