Nineveh and Persia, no. 2
- Artist
- Owen Jones
- Style
- Art nouveau
- Genre
- Design
Owen Jones, a prominent 19th-century designer and scholar, created Nineveh and Persia, no. 2 as part of his extensive exploration of historical ornamentation. Renowned for his meticulous design work, Jones employed precise patterns and vibrant colors to capture the essence of ancient art. This piece reflects his interest in the rich decorative traditions of the Near East, aligned with his commitment to documenting and reviving historic motifs. The artwork’s style demonstrates early influences that would later inform the Art nouveau (modern) movement, emphasizing organic forms and intricate details typical of Jones’s innovative approach to visual culture.
Related artworks
- Nineveh and Persia, no. 1 by Owen Jones
- Roman no. 1. Roman ornaments from casts in the Crystal Palace by Owen Jones
- Pompeian no. 3. Mosaics from Pompeii and the museum at Naples by Owen Jones
- Roman no. 2. Roman ornaments from casts by Owen Jones
- Moresque ornament from the Alhambra no. 3. Lozenge diapers by Owen Jones
- Moresque ornament from the Alhambra no. 2. Spandrils of arches by Owen Jones
- Indian Ornament no. 7. Ornaments from wooden and embroidered fabrics and painted boxes exhibited in Paris in 1855 by Owen Jones
- "Minimus" 2016 by Roger Weik
- Indian Ornament no. 6. Specimens of painted lacquer work at the collection at the India-House by Owen Jones
- Indian Ornament no. 5. Specimens of painted lacquer work at the collection at the India-House by Owen Jones