The wallpaper, including the faux antique mirror pattern that runs throughout much of the house, was the spoils of an unrealized collaboration between Touhami and the 140-year-old English company Cole & Son.
Here was Luís, who created antique keys patterned after ones he'd dug out of ruins — of nickel and brass and gold plate, some jointed or with fantastically ornate handles — though they opened no doors, for the doors they might have opened were all gone, lost to history.
Colonialism and how it shaped the West Indies is her subject, built up through overlaid images of tropical birds, wallpaper patterns, antique prints and illustrations from the British-published schoolbooks with which she grew up.
During the entire 6th century many writers, inspired by Classical tradition, produced works patterned on antique models; such writers included Sidonius Apollinaris (died c. 488) and Venantius Fortunatus (died c. 600).
My Studio (1891)—which depicts her father in an room with "elaborately patterned textiles", antique and oriental furnishings, and flowers is "the most impressive" of her works at the Fitchburg Art Museum.
Ms. Whittingham's study showcases her own collection of Victorian fern-pattern antiques, including greeting cards, trinket boxes and a cast-iron fire grate.
Dresses had a broken blue and white pattern inspired by antique paintings.
Often inspired by visual artists, Feldman had antique carpets in mind in "Patterns in a Chromatic Field," an 80-minute work that reflects the subtle variations in old dyes with microtonal writing.
He has antique wicker in every conceivable form, woven in patterns named fiddlehead, curly Q, birdcage, star and stick-and-ball.
The phrase dark pattern design is pretty antique in Internet terms, though you'll likely have heard it being bandied around quite a bit of late.
