“Elizabethan Ornament no. 1. Various ornaments in relief from the time of Henry VIII to that of Charles II” is an artwork created by Owen Jones. This work is part of the “The Grammar of Ornament (1856)” series and belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement, specifically within the genre of design. The artwork showcases intricate ornamental designs characteristic of the Elizabethan period, highlighting the craftsmanship of the time.
The artwork features a series of detailed panels, each adorned with elaborate patterns and motifs. These designs are executed in relief, giving a three-dimensional effect to the ornamentation. The motifs include a variety of natural elements such as leaves, flowers, and grapes, as well as geometric and scrollwork patterns. These elements are meticulously detailed, reflecting the ornate aesthetic typical of the period from the reign of Henry VIII to that of Charles II. The artwork exemplifies the decorative style and artistic principles that Owen Jones sought to document and celebrate in his influential work on design.
