Design for a pavilion in simplified oriental style from a folio of original drawings in classical and early Belle-Epoque styles

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"Design for a Pavilion in Simplified Oriental Style" is a notable architectural drawing from a collection of works by H. Monnot, an artist and designer whose contributions are recognized within the realm of classical and early Belle-Epoque styles. This particular design reflects the Western fascination with Eastern aesthetics during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a period when Orientalism was prevalent in European art and architecture. Monnot's work is characterized by its synthesis of traditional European design principles with elements inspired by the art and architecture of Asia, which was considered exotic and fashionable at the time.

The drawing itself is part of a folio that showcases Monnot's versatility and skill in capturing the essence of the Oriental style while maintaining a simplified approach that would appeal to contemporary tastes. The pavilion design is likely to feature characteristics such as curvilinear forms, intricate patterns, and ornamental details that draw from a variety of Asian influences. These elements are often blended with the symmetry and proportion typical of classical design, resulting in a unique and harmonious aesthetic.

Monnot's pavilion design stands as a testament to the cross-cultural exchange of artistic ideas during the Belle-Epoque era and provides insight into the ways in which Western designers interpreted and incorporated non-Western styles into their work. The folio of original drawings, including the "Design for a Pavilion in Simplified Oriental Style," not only highlights Monnot's artistic contributions but also serves as a valuable resource for understanding the broader trends in design and architecture at the turn of the 20th century.

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