Coraux, madrepores, étoiles de mer et algues, cretonne imprimée. 1897

Maurice Pillard Verneuil's "Coraux, madrepores, étoiles de mer et algues, cretonne imprimée" is a design for a printed textile created in 1897. The artwork's repeating pattern features a rich combination of coral, starfish, and algae in a stylized art nouveau style, alluding to the beauty and intricate nature of the underwater world. The vibrant colors and flowing lines add a sense of dynamism and organic movement to the design. The inclusion of ducks and a circular motif adorned with butterflies adds a touch of whimsy to the composition, further enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal of this decorative artwork.