Antique Architecture Prints
Romanesque-Gothic Artistic Fusion in Ornamentenschatz, 1887
35 cm · 13.8 in
25 cm · 9.8 in
Romanesque-Gothic Artistic Fusion in Ornamentenschatz, 1887, view 2Romanesque-Gothic Artistic Fusion in Ornamentenschatz, 1887, view 3Romanesque-Gothic Artistic Fusion in Ornamentenschatz, 1887, view 4

Close-ups

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Framed and on the wall

Romanesque-Gothic Artistic Fusion in Ornamentenschatz, 1887, shown framedRomanesque-Gothic Artistic Fusion in Ornamentenschatz, 1887, shown framed on a wall, true to sizeRomanesque-Gothic Artistic Fusion in Ornamentenschatz, 1887, shown framed in a room, true to size

Frame and rooms are illustrations of how the print could look, drawn to its real size; it is sold unframed unless the description says otherwise.

Ornament & pattern

Romanesque-Gothic Artistic Fusion in Ornamentenschatz, 1887

€240

$270 · £205

Original print, not a reproduction

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Date
1887
Sheet size
13.8 × 9.8 in (35 × 25 cm)
Condition
Good. Given age. Very good considering age. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study scans carefully.
Collection
Ornament & pattern
Era
1850 and after, The age of revivals
Stock no.
f_41364602

"Romanesque-Gothic Artistic Fusion in Ornamentenschatz, 1887"

These prints by H. Dolmetsch are from "Ornamentenschatz," a comprehensive collection of decorative arts published by Verlag J. Hoffmann in Stuttgart in 1887.

The first print highlights Romanesque-Gothic stained glass designs, featuring intricate patterns and biblical iconography.

The second print showcases floor decorations with detailed geometrical and floral motifs common in Romanesque-Gothic architecture.

Attractiveness and Decorative Appeal:

The prints are highly decorative due to their complex designs and vibrant colors that highlight the fusion between Romanesque and Gothic styles. The use of symmetry, combined with the intricate interplay of forms and colors, creates a visually stimulating effect that captivates and engages the viewer. These designs demonstrate the artistic richness of medieval Europe, often used in architectural elements such as windows, archways, and floor tiles.