Putto met vaas, guirlande en cartouche 1640

This 17th-century engraving by an anonymous artist depicts a putto, or cherub, holding a vase of fruit and flowers, framed by elaborate scrolls and a cartouche. The intricate design is typical of the decorative style popular in the Baroque period, known for its dramatic curves and ornate details. The image could have served as a model for a decorative element in a larger architectural or interior design project. This artwork, "Putto met vaas, guirlande en cartouche," is currently part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam.