Hoekcartouche met vrouwenmasker 1598 - 1601

"Hoekcartouche met vrouwenmasker" is an anonymous engraving from 1598-1601. The intricate design features a cartouche, a decorative element often used to enclose inscriptions or coats of arms, with a female mask at its center. The piece showcases the artist's mastery of line and detail, typical of the engraving style of the late Renaissance period. The inscription within the cartouche suggests that the engraving was likely a dedication, likely to a prominent individual.