Persian Ornament from Ch XI Plate XLVII of Grammar of Ornament

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Persian Ornament from Chapter XI, Plate XLVII of "The Grammar of Ornament" by Owen Jones is a notable illustration that exemplifies the intricate and colorful designs characteristic of Persian art. "The Grammar of Ornament," first published in 1856, is a seminal work in the study and documentation of the decorative arts by the influential British architect and designer Owen Jones. The book is a comprehensive design sourcebook that catalogs patterns and motifs from a wide range of cultures and historical periods.

Chapter XI of the book is dedicated to Persian ornamentation, reflecting Jones's fascination with Islamic art and design, which he considered to be superior in terms of color and geometry. Plate XLVII within this chapter is one of the numerous plates that visually convey the aesthetic principles and motifs found in Persian decorative arts. These include intricate floral patterns, geometric shapes, and elaborate arabesques that are emblematic of Persian artistic traditions.

The Persian Ornament plate, like others in the book, is not only a representation of the design principles that Jones admired but also serves as a historical document of the design sensibilities of the time. Jones's work was instrumental in the 19th-century design reform movement, which sought to improve industrial design standards by looking to the past for inspiration. "The Grammar of Ornament" was influential in the Arts and Crafts Movement and is still considered a fundamental text for students of art and design.

The illustration itself, as with others in the book, is characterized by its meticulous attention to detail and vibrant use of color, which was a technical achievement in the mid-19th century. The book was one of the first to employ chromolithography, a method for making multi-color prints, which allowed for the accurate and vivid reproduction of the ornaments.

Persian Ornament from Plate XLVII is not only a testament to the rich visual language of Persian art but also an example of Owen Jones's enduring legacy in the study of ornament and his influence on subsequent generations of designers and artists.

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