Drie friezen met vuurdoornbessen, forel en aralia before 1897

This anonymous photographic work, created before 1897, displays three different decorative friezes. The top two feature botanical arrangements of firethorn berries, leaves, and aralia. The bottom frieze features two fish, presumably trout, swimming in a watery scene with grasses. Each frieze is framed by a rectangular border. This piece is an example of the popular genre of photo-mechanical art, where the artist uses photography to capture natural forms and shapes to create new designs for decoration.