Bouton d’or 3 1896

Maurice Pillard Verneuil's "Bouton d’or 3" (1896) showcases the artist's mastery of Art Nouveau style through intricate floral patterns. This decorative design features repeating motifs of stylized flowers, leaves, and buds, meticulously rendered in delicate lines and vibrant colors. The repeated use of floral motifs is characteristic of the Art Nouveau style which emerged in the late 19th century, emphasizing natural forms and a rejection of rigid geometric patterns. The overall effect is one of organic harmony and graceful flow, embodying the spirit of the Art Nouveau movement.