The artwork titled “Ex Divina Pulchritudine,” created by Eric Gill in 1926, belongs to the Art Deco movement and falls under the genre of design.
This piece is a framed typographical design featuring a Latin inscription prominently displayed in a mixture of colors and stylized fonts. The text is meticulously crafted, demonstrating Gill’s expertise in lettering and type design. The words “EX DIVINA” are inscribed in red, “PULCHRITVDINE” in black, and “ESSE OMNIVM” in blue, while “DERIVATVR” returns to black, creating a harmonious and balanced visual composition. The clean, geometric lines and the interplay of color align with the principles of the Art Deco movement, showcasing elegance and sophistication in design. The lettering is displayed in a wooden frame, enhancing the simplicity and beauty of the inscription.
