San Juan Capistrano Mission Side Altar from the portfolio "Decorative Art of Spanish California" 1935 - 1942

This print from the portfolio "Decorative Art of Spanish California" documents a side altar from the San Juan Capistrano Mission, created by an anonymous artist in the 1930s. The work showcases a stylized flower design with a focus on geometric shapes and contrasting color palettes. The design features a large central bloom, characterized by a combination of rounded petals and geometric centers, surrounded by smaller, more symmetrical floral elements. The artist's use of vibrant colors, like blue, pink, and yellow, creates a sense of depth and vibrancy in the image. This print is a valuable documentation of decorative art from California's Spanish colonial era.