250 Rococo Ornaments

Victorian art was all about picking the best elements from previous eras and reusing them in new ways. This was no different for printers back in the day either. The Rococo style was reintroduced into mainstream printing during the 1870s and 1880s and was used for elegant displays including invitation cards, poems, business advertisements and more. This pack contains digitally revived vector illustrations of Rococo-style ornament sets from the most renowned type foundries of Victorian Europe, such as: The Otto Weisert Type Foundry of Stuttgart: - Sanssouci Ornaments late 1880s - 90 pieces Originally released for print shops during the late 1880s, the Sanssouci ornaments were characterized by their flat appearance as opposed to the real-life relief ornaments they aimed to mimic. This pack includes all 90 pieces revived from the original set excluding the 15 floral ornaments it originally came with . --- The Genzsch & Heyse Type Foundry of Hamburg: - Pompadour Ornaments 1892 - 188 pieces The famous Genzsch & Heyse Type Foundry of Hamburg released their own Rococo-style ornaments a bit later, during the early 1890s, although they provided a much more extensive set. Their 188 pieces named Pompadour were created to appear much lighter, but also with some added depth.