Indian No. 7
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 shows twenty-six numbered swatches of Indian decorative design, arranged in a grid on a cream ground under the heading Grammar of Ornament. The patterns include stylized flowers, scrolling vines, geometric lattices, and fringed tassel borders in muted reds, greens, blues, and ochres. The plate is labeled Indian No. 7 and dated 1856.
