Designs for Jewelry before 1697

"Designs for Jewelry" is an etching on paper by German artist Christian Engelbrecht, dating back to before 1697. The print features intricate designs for various pieces of jewelry, showcasing the intricate details and craftsmanship of the time. The artwork is an example of decorative arts and provides a glimpse into the fashionable jewelry trends of the 17th century. The meticulous linework highlights the delicate shapes and patterns of the jewelry, with a focus on pear-shaped and teardrop motifs. This piece is currently held at The Art Institute of Chicago.