Senegat Floral Study, 1719 - Framed Art Print

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Inspired by an original 1719 textile design by Dutch artist Alexander Senegat, this floral study framed art celebrates the extraordinary artistry of early European embroidery. Rich florals and graceful foliage unfold across a dramatic background, creating a composition that feels both timeless and strikingly modern.

Originally engraved as a design for embroidered textiles, the artwork reflects an era when decorative arts were as carefully considered as fine paintings. Every bloom, leaf, and flourish was intended to inspire the creation of luxurious fabrics, transforming everyday textiles into works of art.

Beautifully reproduced by MINDTHEGAP and professionally matted and framed in a handsome gray-silver wood frame, this statement piece measures 32.5" x 44.5" and is ready to transform a room. This print brings warmth, history, and old-world elegance to a library, bedroom, dining room, or gallery wall. It's a beautiful choice for anyone who appreciates botanical art, European craftsmanship, and interiors that feel thoughtfully collected.

Alexander Senegat was an 18th-century Dutch engraver and ornamental designer working in Amsterdam. Around 1719, he created a series of intricate floral designs intended for embroidered textiles and luxury fabrics. Today, his original engravings are preserved in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam and are admired for their remarkable detail, artistry, and enduring influence on decorative design.

About MINDTHEGAP
MINDTHEGAP is a luxury lifestyle and home decor brand founded in 2016 by Stefan Ormenis and Victor Serban, based in Transylvania, Romania. It is known for bold maximalist wallpaper, eclectic fabrics, and handcrafted furniture.