Convivio delle Belle Donne, page 21 (recto) 1532

This woodcut, "Convivio delle Belle Donne," is a page from a larger book of designs by Italian artist Nicolò Zoppino, created in 1532. The intricate design features a symmetrical arrangement of stylized foliage and floral elements, a common motif in Italian Renaissance art. This particular page demonstrates Zoppino's skill in creating elegant and harmonious patterns, offering inspiration for decorative arts and architectural embellishment. The artwork, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, showcases the flourishing of graphic design and decorative arts in the 16th century.