Antique Art Nouveau Four Seasons by Walter Crane Heupfles

This digitally enhanced print of A Masque for the Four Seasons is an antique oil painting originally created between 1905 and 1909 by the renowned Art Nouveau artist Walter Crane. The painting is a vibrant depiction of the four seasons, personified in an elaborate and symbolic design. Each season is represented by a figure, adorned with rich and intricate details that reflect the distinctive qualities of spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Crane, known for his decorative and illustrative style, used flowing lines and ornate patterns to bring a sense of movement and harmony to the piece, characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement.