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Basket of Flowers No. 1 | Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer Floral Chromolithograph
This vivid 1948 chromolithograph, Basket of Flowers No. 1, reproduces a floral still life by the celebrated 17th-century French painter Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer. Published by Catalda Fine Arts of New York, the piece features Monnoyer’s signature abundance of detail — a profusion of roses, lilies, and carnations arranged in a yellow basket, dramatically set against a black background for timeless visual impact.
Printed using the chromolithographic process, this vintage reproduction showcases rich color layering and tonal depth rarely achieved in modern offset printing. The deep saturation and painterly texture echo the lush elegance of baroque interiors while remaining versatile for modern styling.
About the Artist
Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer (1636–1699) was a French still life painter renowned for his opulent floral compositions. He worked at the Gobelins tapestry manufactory and later in England, where he contributed to Hampton Court Palace. His refined style set the standard for decorative flower painting for generations.
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- Title: Basket of Flowers No. 1
- Artist: Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer
- Published: 1948 by Catalda Fine Arts, Inc., New York City
- Medium: Chromolithograph on paper
- Unframed dimensions: 26.75" tall × 19.75" wide
- Condition: Very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age
Pairing Suggestions
This piece complements other vintage florals from our Florals and Botanicals Collection and shines in maximalist, dark-academic, or grandmillennial interiors.
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Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer, 1948 by Catalda Fine Arts
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Basket of Flowers No. 1 | Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer Floral Chromolithograph
This vivid 1948 chromolithograph, Basket of Flowers No. 1, reproduces a floral still life by the celebrated 17th-century French painter Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer. Published by Catalda Fine Arts of New York, the piece features Monnoyer’s signature abundance of detail — a profusion of roses, lilies, and carnations arranged in a yellow basket, dramatically set against a black background for timeless visual impact.
Printed using the chromolithographic process, this vintage reproduction showcases rich color layering and tonal depth rarely achieved in modern offset printing. The deep saturation and painterly texture echo the lush elegance of baroque interiors while remaining versatile for modern styling.
About the Artist
Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer (1636–1699) was a French still life painter renowned for his opulent floral compositions. He worked at the Gobelins tapestry manufactory and later in England, where he contributed to Hampton Court Palace. His refined style set the standard for decorative flower painting for generations.
Details
- Title: Basket of Flowers No. 1
- Artist: Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer
- Published: 1948 by Catalda Fine Arts, Inc., New York City
- Medium: Chromolithograph on paper
- Unframed dimensions: 26.75" tall × 19.75" wide
- Condition: Very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age
Pairing Suggestions
This piece complements other vintage florals from our Florals and Botanicals Collection and shines in maximalist, dark-academic, or grandmillennial interiors.
Production Details
Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer, 1948 by Catalda Fine Arts
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