Cerfs et noisetiers, bordure, carreaux céramiques; hippocampe et algues, pied de coffret, bronze; lézards et pavots, broderie 1897

Maurice Pillard Verneuil's "Cerfs et noisetiers, bordure, carreaux céramiques; hippocampe et algues, pied de coffret, bronze; lézards et pavots, broderie" is a design print from 1897. The print features three distinct panels, each depicting a different decorative motif. The top panel showcases stylized deer and trees in a geometric pattern, while the middle section presents an intricate design of a seahorse and seaweed. The bottom panel showcases a delicate lacework pattern featuring lizards and poppies. This work reflects Verneuil's interest in Art Nouveau, a style that emphasized natural forms and flowing lines.