Pompeiian Design for Paneling 1850 - 1900

"Pompeiian Design for Paneling" is a watercolor design by Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise, created sometime between 1850 and 1900. This design features a decorative pattern for paneling inspired by the Roman city of Pompeii, known for its elaborate wall paintings and decorative elements. The design showcases intricate floral motifs, a central motif of a hanging ribbon with a stylized arrangement of tools, and delicate framing elements, all executed in soft, muted tones. This small-scale design exemplifies the revival of classical motifs in 19th-century art and design.