“Persian Ornament no. 5. From a Persian manuscript, Marlborough House,” is an exquisite design piece by Owen Jones, a prominent figure in the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This particular artwork is part of the notable series, “The Grammar of Ornament,” published in 1856. The genre of this artwork is design, reflecting intricate patterns and detailed ornamentation inspired by Persian manuscripts.
The artwork is a compilation of various ornamental patterns, meticulously arranged and showcasing intricate floral motifs in vibrant colors. Each segment of the design exhibits unique floral arrangements with a harmonious blend of hues including blues, reds, oranges, and greens. The borders are accentuated with delicate lines and additional embellishments, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal. The artwork emanates a sense of refined elegance, characteristic of traditional Persian artistry, while simultaneously reflecting the principles of the Art Nouveau movement espoused by Owen Jones.
