Cartouche met twee gevleugelde putti 1634

This etching, created by Daniel Rabel in 1634, is a fine example of a decorative cartouche. The swirling, intricate ornamentation frames a landscape scene featuring a winding path, a small town in the distance, and two figures walking towards it. Two putti, or winged cherubs, sit at the bottom of the design, adding a playful element to the piece. The overall effect is one of elegance and refinement, characteristic of Rabel's work. This small-scale print, measuring 136 mm by 190 mm, is a testament to the skill and artistry of this Dutch engraver.