Design for wallpaper featuring flowers and latticework 1830 - 1897

This 19th-century design for wallpaper by Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise features a repeating pattern of pink roses, blue flowers, and yellow blossoms intertwined with a latticework design. The intricate design, with its floral motifs and geometric framework, reflects the popular Gothic Revival style of the period, which embraced elements of medieval architecture and art. The design's bold color palette and detailed execution demonstrate Lachaise's skill in decorative arts, showcasing his ability to create visually striking and aesthetically pleasing patterns for wallpaper.