Behangselpapier, bedrukt met een liggend geometrisch patroon van gestileerd grijsgroen bladwerk tussen roze bessen, chrysanten en vlinders tegen een okerkleurige achtergrond c. 1910

This wallpaper design by Dutch artist Theo Nieuwenhuis (1866-1951) features a stylized geometric pattern of gray-green foliage interspersed with pink berries, chrysanthemums, and butterflies against an ochre background. Created around 1910, the design exemplifies the Art Nouveau style, showcasing a fluid and organic aesthetic that was popular during that era. The intricate details and repeating patterns create a sense of rhythm and movement, making this wallpaper a captivating example of decorative art. The wallpaper, currently in the Rijksmuseum, is a testament to Nieuwenhuis's talent for combining nature and geometry into a visually pleasing and timeless design.