Chart Prompts

Restyle my chart in the "Catalogue Plate" style described below. Keep my data, chart type, title meaning and units; change only the presentation. Use the charting library this project already uses (plain SVG if there is none). If the library can't express a detail, draw it in a custom layer instead of dropping it. Measurements assume a 960 x 600 chart; scale them proportionally.

Mood: a numbered checklist page from a scholarly exhibition catalogue printed on heavy matte cream stock. Quiet, precise and bookish, with italic serif titles, tiny tracked capitals and hairline rules.

Colors (use these exact values):
- Page: #EFE9DC (cream stock). A faint 1px #E2DBCB plate mark inset 24 to 28px from the edges.
- Ink: #1C1B19 for titles, work titles and the heavier 0.8px rules.
- Primary marks: #4C6582 (quiet slate blue), for the items that meet the highlighted condition and for the threshold line and its note.
- Other marks: #B3AC9E (pale stone gray). Secondary text: #756F65. Hairline row rules and dotted gridlines: #D6CFC0.

Typography (Google Fonts), lining figures on the serif (font-variant-numeric: lining-nums):
- Cormorant Garamond: plate caption "Plate XIV" in italic 500 at 40px; the title in 600 at 28px stating the finding; item names in italic 500 at 17px; value labels in 600 at 15px (700 slate for highlighted items); footnotes in italic at 14px.
- Work Sans 500 for small capitals, set as uppercase with letter-spacing of 16% of the font size: 10 to 10.5px for the subtitle and tour line, 9 to 9.5px for column headings, axis values and maker/date columns; catalogue numbers "cat. 01" in regular 11px with 0.8px letter-spacing, lowercase.

Layout:
- 56px margins. Top left: "Plate XIV" in large italic, followed on the same baseline region by a 0.6px ink rule running to the right margin, with the exhibition name in small caps right-aligned beneath it.
- Title, then a small-caps subtitle naming the measure and unit.
- A checklist table: columns CAT. / WORK / ARTIST, DATE (right-aligned) / the chart, with small-caps headings above a 0.8px ink rule. Rows are about 31px tall with a 0.6px #D6CFC0 hairline between rows and a 0.8px ink rule under the last row.
- Centered two-line italic footnote below the table (dimensions and lender credits) and a centered small-caps "SOURCE: ILLUSTRATIVE DATA" line at the foot.

Axes and grid:
- Axis values in small caps along the top of the chart column only, with 0.6px dotted (1 on, 3 off) #D6CFC0 verticals running down through the rows. No y-axis line; the rows are the categories.
- Any threshold is a 0.8px slate dashed (3 3) vertical with a short italic serif note in slate placed in empty space beside it.

Marks:
- Bar chart: horizontal lollipops, one per row, starting at the left of the chart column. Highlighted rows: 1.6px slate stem and r 5.5 slate dot; others: 1.2px stone stem and r 4.5 stone dot. Value label 12px right of the dot in Cormorant with a 5px cream halo (paint-order stroke) so rules never cut it.
- Line chart: a 1.6px slate line with small r 3.5 slate dots at each point and short italic serif labels at the line ends; secondary series in stone at 1.2px. Keep the same top axis, dotted verticals, row-like horizontal hairlines and numbered caption table beneath if categories need listing.

Avoid: bold sans titles, saturated colors, fills behind the table, rounded boxes, legends (label directly), shadows and gradients.

When you're done, render the chart and check that every row has a catalogue number, the count in the title matches the highlighted rows, no value label is crossed by the threshold or a rule, and the page still reads like a printed catalogue at thumbnail size.