A vault of ornament unfurls as if breathed into being by the architect’s hand: Ceiling Decoration arranges putti, cartouches, and rinceaux into a poised choreography of line and wash. The artist’s ruled guides and faint underdrawing remain visible like a whisper of intent—geometry that yields to graceful flourish. Each curling leaf, playful mask, and measured garland balances the other, turning practical design into a small, lyrical program.
Every stroke matters—the confident pen that names a scroll, the soft washes that model depth, the careful pauses of empty ground that let ornament breathe. What begins as an atelier blueprint reveals itself as a rehearsal for splendor, a moment where technical planning becomes visual poetry.
Rendered in delicate pen and brown ink with refined washes, this museum-quality digital canvas print invites the collector to hang a fragment of design history where restraint and ornament meet—an object that reads as both blueprint and quiet poem.
Gatekeepers.la: Because beauty belongs to those who read architecture as poetry.
