By the way, Miss Marietta Peyfuss was a well-known designer at the time and belonged to the Vienna Secession art movement, which represented the Austrian version of the French Art Nouveau style or German Jugendstil. A large number of artists from the Vienna Secession art movement had previously exhibited Art Nouveau works. The difference between the two styles is only noticeable to art connoisseurs, and for the rest of us, the most important thing is that we have discovered this wonderful pattern and breathed life back into it. The pattern comes from the old German art trade journal ‘Kunstgewerbeblatt’ published in 1902.
This Leather wallet pattern can be used in many ways in graphic projects as well as in handicraft. If you do something nice with this free pattern, we would love to see it.
