Ontwerp voor een tegeltableau met een bloemenvaas 1874 - 1945

This design for a tile panel with flowers was made by Carel Adolph Lion Cachet, probably with pencil and watercolour. Look at the blue hues and how they create a sense of depth, like a hazy dream. It's a dance of colour that makes you wonder about the artist, Cachet, and his headspace. I imagine him sketching away, maybe with a pipe in his mouth, thinking about the way the light hits the vase, how the petals would curl just so. Those swirling lines, they aren't just decoration; they're a vibe. You know, like when you're trying to capture a feeling, not just a picture. The design looks like it's been built up layer by layer. It resonates with the Arts and Crafts movement, like a conversation with William Morris or Walter Crane, you know, that search for beauty in everyday life, but with its own quirky voice. Art is just one long conversation anyway, isn't it?