Negen ornamenten voor horlogekastjes c. 17th century
danieldelafeuille
natural stone pattern
rippled sketch texture
naturalistic pattern
old engraving style
organic pattern
intricate pattern
pattern repetition
imprinted textile
layered pattern
funky pattern
Daniel de Lafeuille's "Negen ornamenten voor horlogekastjes" (Nine Ornaments for Watch Cases), created around the 17th century, is a collection of intricate designs for watch case ornamentation. This print, housed at the Rijksmuseum, showcases de Lafeuille's expertise in decorative art, featuring nine elaborate patterns composed of swirling tendrils and delicate floral motifs. The designs, intended for watch cases, highlight the craftsmanship and artistic detail valued in 17th-century watchmaking. The intricate designs, printed in black ink on a white background, demonstrate the artist's mastery of ornamental patterns and his keen understanding of the aesthetic sensibilities of the period. This artwork provides a fascinating glimpse into the decorative arts and the artistry of watchmaking during this period.
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