Catalogus van schilderijen van Willem Lormier 1752

This 1752 marbled paper design features swirling patterns of red, blue, and yellow. Marbling was a popular decorative technique in the 18th century, used to adorn everything from book covers to furniture. The process involves floating pigments on a water-based solution to create swirling patterns, resulting in a unique and visually captivating aesthetic. The marbling technique requires a skilled hand and a deep understanding of color and composition. This artwork is a testament to the intricate craftsmanship of anonymous artists of the time, showcasing the beauty and complexity of this artistic tradition.