Ronde cartouche met twee vrouwenbusten 1572 - 1575

This is an anonymous 16th-century engraving, likely from the Netherlands, depicting a circular cartouche with two female busts. The cartouche, a decorative frame often used in heraldic designs, features intricate details and a Latin inscription that reads "SENEN SIS DITIO NIS ACCV RATA DE SCRIP." The inscription might relate to a specific individual or a particular event, though further research is needed to fully decipher its meaning. The composition showcases the typical features of Renaissance art: decorative elements, a focus on detail, and a strong sense of symmetry. This artwork was likely part of a larger collection of engravings used for decorative purposes or as book illustrations.