Mural with large graphic flower Orange

Floral Pop Art Mural

Create a homely ambience with this flower mural by Gräflich Münster'schen Manufaktur for the Hohenberger House. The abstract design in Pop Art colouring of the stylised flower was created in 1905 by Samuel Jessurun de Mesquita (1868-1944). Today it can decorate your wall as wallpaper, free of PVC and sustainable.

As a student of M.C. Escher, Mesquita mastered all varieties of artistic representation. Whether watercolour, painting or lithography. Versatile, Mesquita not only designed decorative fabrics such as curtains, upholstery fabrics and tablecloths, but also taught arts and crafts and designed covers for the architecture and art magazine Wendingen.

The artist perfectly mastered the contrasting play between line, surface and empty space, the reduction to the essential. His depictions of flora and fauna, which he realised in the technique of woodcut, influenced by Art Deco, are full of life.

Impress with modern 20th century design

In a format of 2.70 x 4.20 m, this pop mural in the colours orange and red from the Gräflich Münster'schen Manufaktur is a real eye-catcher. Distributed over 6 panels, each 70 cm wide, it is quick and easy to apply. The motif can be combined well with orange or red wallpapers from Hohenberger Tapeten Manufaktur.

With this mural in modern Pop Art colour combination, we bow to the great artist and designer. The material used impresses with its exceptionally high quality and durability and is sustainable, healthy to live with.

Design rights: Wolfsee U.G, Mrs. Clarissa Dreier