Tracings for Fancywork c. 16th century
francescocalepino
minneapolisinstituteofart
woodblock-print, textile
treasure map
aged paper
toned paper
woodblock-print
ink paper printed
sketch book
textile
tea stained
personal sketchbook
italy
sketchbook art
marker colouring
watercolor
"Tracings for Fancywork" is a 16th-century pattern book by Francesco Calepino. This book is an example of a pattern book, which was a common form of art in the 16th century. Pattern books contained designs for various types of decorative arts, including embroidery, lacemaking, and other types of decorative work. The book is comprised of various patterns, including intricate floral designs and lacework patterns. This book was used by artisans to create their own decorative work, or to copy the designs precisely. The intricate detail of the designs in this pattern book speak to the craftsmanship and skill of the artisans of the 16th century, which is reflected in the decorative arts of this period. The book provides insight into the craftsmanship of the time and the popular decorative motifs used in the 16th century.
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