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Interior Designer's Guide to Floral Patterns: Captivating Collection of Illustrations Showcasing Floral Designs Inspired by Various Origins Delve into a captivating compilation of artistic plates featuring enchanting floral designs sourced from diverse inspirations. This extraordinary pattern book unveils an array of traditional motifs influenced by medieval tapestries and Islamic mosque tiles, alongside innovative creations that emerged during the later part of the nineteenth century. Frederick Hulme (1841-1909), an accomplished artist and graphic designer, meticulously crafted this exquisite collection under the guidance of Christopher Dresser, upholding the rich tradition of producing pattern books for ornamental and interior design. Not only renowned for his artistic pursuits, Hulme also possessed a profound passion for nature. His keen eye for detail shines through his illustrations in various books dedicated to the exploration of Great Britain's trees, flowers, and butterflies. His exceptional contributions to scientific botanical illustration earned him esteemed membership in the Linnean Society. Additionally, Hulme shared his expertise by teaching design at the esteemed London Architectural Association. This extraordinary publication, featuring 52 captivating chromolithographic plates, was brought to life through the lithography expertise of Dupuy in Paris. Within its pages, one can indulge in a visual feast, comprising the frontispiece, decorative title-page, and a delightful tailpiece, all meticulously crafted to showcase the splendor of these exquisite designs. The pages are loose from the binding, but the paper is in good condition.