Livre de Moresques, page 6 (verso) 1546

This page from *Livre de Moresques*, a book of ornamental designs by Francesco di Pellegrino, features a series of intricate patterns inspired by the Moorish style. Created in 1546, the book's influence can be seen in later decorative arts and architecture. The page showcases a variety of motifs, including interlocking geometric shapes, stylized floral elements, and scrolling arabesques, illustrating the artist's meticulous attention to detail and mastery of pattern design. These intricate designs would have been used for a variety of purposes, from decorating walls and ceilings to embellishing textiles and furniture. The book's popularity reflects the growing interest in Moorish aesthetics in Renaissance Europe.