Oak - Study for fabric printing 1896

Eliseu Visconti's "Oak - Study for fabric printing" (1896) is a beautifully rendered design for fabric. The artwork features a repeating pattern of oak leaves and acorns, creating a dynamic and intricate motif. The leaves are rendered in shades of brown, while the acorns are highlighted in pale yellow. The background is a striking combination of vertical stripes in white, brown, and blue, creating a sense of depth and movement. The intricate design is representative of the Art Nouveau style popular in the late 19th century.