Vintage Art Nouveau Peacock Print by Theo van Hoytema, 1894

An Art Nouveau bird art print reproducing Theo van Hoytema’s Peacock among Poultry, dated 1894 in the listing, with a nature, peacock and Dutch decorative-design theme.

This vertically oriented reproduction has nature and bird themes, with Art Nouveau as both its style and art movement. Produced using giclée printing on quality 200gsm art paper, it has a matte finish.

Peacock among Poultry by Theo van Hoytema

Bring an interest in birds and decorative illustration into your home with this reproduction of Theo van Hoytema’s Peacock among Poultry, dated 1894 in the listing. Its peacock subject connects a familiar natural-world motif with Dutch Art Nouveau, also known as Nieuwe Kunst. Choose it for a garden room, reading nook or gallery devoted to nature-inspired artwork.

About the print

The combination of a peacock and poultry gives this work a distinctive place within a collection of bird illustrations. Its Art Nouveau classification offers a connection to decorative design as well as animal subjects, making it a useful companion to both natural-history studies and ornamental patterns. This product is a modern reproduction for wall display, not an original 1894 artwork or an antique printed sheet. The contemporary giclée process describes the supplied print rather than establishing the technique used for the historical source.

A nature-inspired corner

Imagine placing the print beside a favourite chair, with warm wooden furniture, softly textured cushions and a few houseplants nearby. Its bird theme can give that everyday space a personal focus without requiring every accessory to follow the same subject. A garden-room display could combine it with botanical illustrations, while a study might bring together different artists’ interpretations of birds and the natural world.

The small option can join an established grouping, while the large format gives the artwork a more prominent position. Pair it with another peacock design to compare approaches to a shared motif, or introduce decorative foliage and bird patterns for a varied nature-led collection. Matching frames can connect individual pieces while allowing their differences to remain part of the appeal. Consider the available wall area and usual viewing distance before selecting a size, particularly when arranging a group above furniture.

Pair it with

Continue the peacock theme with Émile Hurtre’s Art Nouveau Peacock. Add William Morris’s Forest Pheasant (1887) and Bird Pattern (1878) for a nature-inspired gallery exploring birds and decorative design.

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