Trionfo Di Virtu. Libro Novo..., page 11 (recto) 1563

This woodcut, "Trionfo Di Virtu. Libro Novo..., page 11 (recto)" by Matteo Pagano, showcases a series of intricate geometric patterns. Created in 1563, the design is a prime example of the Italian Renaissance's fascination with symmetry and order. The piece, likely intended for decorative purposes, features three distinct sections, each with its own repeating motif. The top section showcases a knotted band, the middle section features a diamond pattern, while the bottom section depicts a more complex, geometrically interwoven design. The piece's delicate lines and intricate detailing offer a glimpse into the artistic and technical skills of the 16th century, reflecting the influence of classic Roman and Greek patterns.