Cartouche met oosterse figuren en florale motieven 1664
pieterjansz
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This 1664 drawing by Pieter Jansz. (1602-1672) features an ornate cartouche, a decorative element used as a frame for inscriptions. The cartouche is filled with intricate floral motifs and figures, including a couple in a romantic pose, a figure holding a musical instrument, and a child with a flower. The composition is balanced, with the central cartouche drawing the viewer's attention. The use of delicate lines and shading creates a sense of depth and volume. This drawing is a typical example of Dutch decorative art from the 17th century, showcasing the talent of Pieter Jansz. in creating intricate designs for various applications like book illustrations or decorative objects.
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