A Belle Époque floral study album, created around 1892 by Ernest Guillot, a draftsman and professor of decoration. This work comprises 16 chromolithographed plates depicting flowers from nature and their decorative variations: Drawing-Illumination, Jewelry, Stamped Leather, Openwork Gold, Painted Enamels, Marble Mosaic, Carved Ivory, Inlay, Decoration, and Cloisonné Enamels. A superb educational tool from the late 19th century, exquisitely executed and perfectly representative of Belle Époque decorative art.
✦ Origin: France, art edition ✦ Estimated period: Circa 1892 ✦ Dimensions: 22 × 15 cm ✦ Material: Paper, chromolithographs ✦ Contents: 16 color lithographed plates ✦ Condition: Good overall condition for its age, vibrant colors, slightly patinated cover, clean interior - some light wear and stains.
An ideal piece for lovers of decorative art, designers, collectors of chromolithographs or enthusiasts of historical botany.
