Elizabethan No. 2
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 plate from the Grammar of Ornament presents a grid of twenty-eight decorative panels and borders in the Elizabethan style, rendered as printed line work over a cream ground. The designs combine interlacing scrolls, foliate forms, lattice fields and central rosettes arranged in vertical and horizontal compartments. The work is attributed to Owen Jones and dated 1856.
