Celtic No.3 1856

"Celtic No. 3," a lithograph from 1856 by Owen Jones, is a striking example of the revival of Celtic art in the Victorian era. The print showcases a variety of intricate patterns, including interlacing knots, stylized animal forms, and geometric designs. Jones was a renowned designer and architect known for his interest in historical styles, particularly those of the Middle Ages. This plate, from his influential book "The Grammar of Ornament," aimed to inspire contemporary designers by showcasing the rich visual language of Celtic art.