Ontwerp voor decoratief glaspaneel met floraal ornament 1874 - 1945
drawing, mixed-media
architectural sketch
drawing
natural stone pattern
aged paper
mixed-media
art-nouveau
furniture
pattern design
geometric
fabric design
repetition of pattern
architectural drawing
line
pattern repetition
textile design
decorative-art
layered pattern
Dimensions height 335 mm, width 431 mm
Carel Adolph Lion Cachet designed this decorative glass panel with floral ornaments around the turn of the century. Notice the stylized lotus blossoms, a motif reaching far back into ancient Egypt, where they symbolized rebirth and the sun. See how they're intertwined with swirling tendrils, evoking growth and vitality? This combination speaks to a deeper, timeless connection between nature and the human spirit. Consider, too, how the lotus appears in Buddhist art, representing purity and enlightenment. Here, the artist merges these ancient symbols, revealing a yearning for spiritual renewal. This isn't merely decoration; it's a potent expression of humanity's enduring quest for meaning, echoing across millennia, a silent language of the soul.
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