Design for Ceiling at Fontainebleau 1850 - 1910

This design for a ceiling at Fontainebleau by Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise (1897– ) is a striking example of decorative arts. The work features a series of bands, each with a unique pattern, ranging from delicate floral motifs to intricate geometric designs. This highly detailed and meticulous design would have been intended to adorn a grand space, creating a luxurious and visually stimulating atmosphere. The use of muted tones and intricate patterns is characteristic of Lachaise's work, which often incorporated elements of Renaissance and Baroque art into his designs.