Panneau décoratif (Decorative Panel)

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Panneau décoratif (Decorative Panel)

Henri Rachou

Date
1893
Medium
Color lithograph
Department
European Art
Institution
Minneapolis Institute of Art

William Morris's writings on the Arts and Crafts movement didn't appear in French journals until 1892, but André Marty already shared one of Morris's major beliefs: society would be better if artists applied their talents to everyday objects. As this print's title indicates, L'Estampe originale subscribers were expected to remove this lithograph from the album and use it as a wall hanging. France, Europe

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