Milesi Collection

Snowdrop, Galanthus nivalis, as design motif in wallpaper, borders and fabrics, 1897 (lithograph)
5855517 Snowdrop, Galanthus nivalis, as design motif in wallpaper, borders and fabrics, 1897 (lithograph) by Grasset, Eugene (1841-1917); (add.info.: Lithograph by J)

Botanical illustration of a geranium flower, petals, leaves, 1897 (lithograph)
5855503 Botanical illustration of a geranium flower, petals, leaves, 1897 (lithograph) by Grasset, Eugene (1841-1917); (add.info.: Lithograph by J)

Geranium motifs in patterns for wallpaper and fabric, 1897 (lithograph)
5855504 Geranium motifs in patterns for wallpaper and fabric, 1897 (lithograph) by Grasset, Eugene (1841-1917); (add.info.: Lithograph by J)

Crown imperial flower, Fritillaria imperialis, in wallpaper and fabric patterns, and as design for a steel art object
5855502 Crown imperial flower, Fritillaria imperialis, in wallpaper and fabric patterns, and as design for a steel art object, 1897 (lithograph) by Grasset

The Mistress of the Inn, 1919 (oil on canvas)
989383 The Mistress of the Inn, 1919 (oil on canvas) by Milesi, Alessandro (1856-1945); 64.8x76.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Mistress of the Inn; Mirandolina)

Caffe Florian in the 18th century, 1909. Found in the Collection of Museo Revoltella, Trieste

Geranium motifs in patterns for wallpaper and fabric.. Lithograph by Milesi with pochoir (stencil) handcoloring from Eugene Grassets Plants and their Application to Ornament, Paris, 1897

Crown imperial flower, Fritillaria imperialis, in wallpaper, fabric patterns, and art object.. Lithograph by Milesi with pochoir (stencil)

Botanical illustration of a geranium flower, petals, leaves.. Lithograph by Milesi with pochoir (stencil) handcoloring from Eugene Grassets Plants and their Application to Ornament, Paris, 1897

MILESI, Alessandro. Wedding at Venice
MILESI, Alessandro (1856-1945). Wedding at Venice. 1897. Oil on canvas. ITALY. LAZIO. Rome. Galleria Nazionale d Arte Moderna (National Gallery of Modern Art)

Drawings Prints, Print, Statue Niobe Worshippers, Apollo, Diana, other, Figures, Series
Drawings and Prints, Print, Statue of Niobe and her Worshippers, with Apollo and Diana and other Figures, Series depicting the lost Niobid Frieze from the Palazzo Milesi, Artist, After, Anonymous

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"Milesi: A Tapestry of Nature and Artistic Elegance" Step into the enchanting world of Milesi, where nature's delicate beauty intertwines with artistic mastery. This renowned brand has captivated hearts since 1897, when they first introduced their Snowdrop design motif in wallpaper, borders, and fabrics. The Galanthus nivalis lithograph showcased the ethereal charm of these flowers, inviting a sense of serenity into homes. Continuing their botanical fascination, Milesi unveiled a stunning geranium flower lithograph that immortalized its petals and leaves in intricate detail. These captivating illustrations became the inspiration for patterns adorning wallpapers and fabrics, infusing spaces with vibrant colors and organic grace. Milesi's creativity knew no bounds as they ventured beyond traditional mediums. They ingeniously incorporated the Crown imperial flower lithograph into their designs for both wallpaper and fabric patterns. But it didn't stop there; this majestic bloom even served as inspiration for a steel art object – an exquisite fusion of nature's splendor with industrial craftsmanship. Art enthusiasts were also drawn to Milesi's diverse portfolio beyond botanical wonders. "The Mistress of the Inn, " painted by Alessandro Milesi himself in 1919, captured emotions through oil on canvas, evoking intrigue within every stroke. Transporting us back to Venice's golden era was Caffe Florian in the 18th century – an iconic setting brought to life by Milesi's artistic vision. Their attention to detail ensured that even historical venues could be experienced anew through their creations. As if not satiated by one floral masterpiece alone, geranium motifs continued to grace wallpapers and fabrics throughout Milesi's legacy. Each pattern told a unique story while celebrating nature’s ever-present allure. Returning once more to Fritillaria imperialis - the regal Crown imperial flower - we witnessed its resplendent presence across various mediums at Milessi’s hands.