The artwork titled “Savage tribes no. 3” is a design piece by Owen Jones, belonging to the Art Nouveau (Modern) art movement. This artwork is part of the series “The Grammar of Ornament” which was published in 1856. It encompasses elements of intricate design and ornamentation, reflecting the aesthetic principles characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement.
The artwork presents a compilation of various ornamental objects, arranged in a detailed and symmetrical manner. The objects appear to include weapon-like artifacts, delicate tools, and decorated structural forms. Each item is adorned with elaborate patterns and designs, showcasing geometric and organic motifs typical of Jones’ style. The color scheme primarily consists of earthy tones, adding a sense of antiquity to the overall composition. The meticulous detailing in design highlights the craftsmanship and artistic ingenuity of the period.
