The artwork “Renaissance Ornament no. 8. Ornaments from stone and wood from the collections of the Louvre and Hotel Cluny,” created by Owen Jones, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the genre of design. It is part of a larger series titled “The Grammar of Ornament” published in 1856.
The artwork showcases an array of intricate Renaissance-style decorative motifs derived from both stone and wood elements housed in esteemed collections, such as those of the Louvre and Hotel Cluny. The designs exquisitely combine harmonious patterns and elaborate details emblematic of the period’s ornamental artistry. Presented in a grid format, each section of the artwork features unique carvings and patterns, reflecting the splendid diversity and craftsmanship typical of Renaissance ornaments.
