1898 French Decorator Pochoir - Rooster and Hen, Seahorse, Algua, Lizards and Blackberry - Verneuil (Plate 2) trunk it was a couture house

it was a couture house from the early 1900s to 1910s who made everything from tea gowns to theatre costumes to kimono coats - complete with fur trims and intricate embroidery

wallpaper and jewellery design

The charming and talented man known as Alfred Halasa studied architecture and industrial design in Poland

He became one of the original members of the Nabis as an art student at the Académie Julian

all of it speaks bespoke

1898 French Decorator Pochoir - Rooster and Hen, Seahorse, Algua, Lizards and Blackberry - Verneuil (Plate 2) trunk it was a couture houseDate: 1898 Size: 13. 25 x 17. 5 Notes: Poster, Small Poster, Book Plate Artist: Maurice Pillard Verneuil About The Poster: In 1898, Verneuil published 60 plates inspired by plants and animals in a portfolio named L'animal dans la dcoration. In a complete Art Nouveau spirit, he used flora and fauna as decorative models for wallpaper, textiles, ironworks, and friezes, ideal for interior designers. Ever wanted to decorate you house with only animal