Two designs for decorative borders in strapwork and rinceaux 1830 - 1897
julesedmondcharleslachaise
themetropolitanmuseumofart
drawing, ornament, print
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toned paper
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This artwork by Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise, titled *Two designs for decorative borders in strapwork and rinceaux,* features two detailed drawings of decorative borders. The artist's style incorporates strapwork, a type of architectural ornament composed of interlaced bands, and rinceaux, continuous flowing ornamental motifs with a leafy character. The drawing, done in gray wash on a cream paper background, is a beautiful example of decorative design. The borders could have been intended for use in a variety of settings including architectural designs for buildings, furniture, and textiles. This artwork, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a testament to Lachaise’s craftsmanship and the enduring popularity of decorative art.
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