Page from Eyn Newe kunstlich moetdelboech alle kunst (Page 9v) 1532

This woodcut print, "Page from Eyn Newe kunstlich moetdelboech alle kunst (Page 9v)," was created by Peter Quentel in 1532. The page features a decorative design with a repeating pattern of stylized mermaids, leaves, and scrolls. These motifs are characteristic of the ornamental styles of the time, known as "grotesques," and are often used in architecture, furniture, and other decorative arts. The bottom portion of the print depicts a hunting scene, with a hunter, deer, and hounds. This page is a testament to Quentel's skill as a woodcutter and his contributions to the flourishing art of printing in 16th-century Germany. It is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.