Bouquet, from Collection of New Flowers of Taste for the Manufacture of Persian Cloth, Invented and Drawn by Jean Pillement 1765 - 1770

"Bouquet" is a black and white engraving by Johann Heinrich Hess from the late 18th century, depicting a delicate arrangement of stylized flowers. This print, part of a collection of designs for Persian cloth, exemplifies the Rococo era's fascination with floral motifs and intricate patterns. Hess's detailed depiction of the flowers, rendered with fine lines, adds a sense of realism to the overall aesthetic. This print exemplifies the intricate patterns and decorative elements of 18th-century design. It can be found in the Art Institute of Chicago.