Egyptian No. 3 1856

Owen Jones's "Egyptian No. 3" (1856) is a detailed illustration of various types of Egyptian column capitals. The print showcases the intricate designs and vibrant colors characteristic of ancient Egyptian architecture. The use of geometric patterns, floral motifs, and hieroglyphic elements in the capitals reflect the rich cultural heritage of ancient Egypt. Jones was a renowned architect and designer known for his interest in historic styles and his influential work on architectural ornamentation. His "Grammar of Ornament" (1856) was a groundbreaking study of decorative motifs from diverse cultures, including Egypt, and significantly influenced later design movements.