Three Candelabra 1550 - 1621

This drawing by Giovanni Battista Montano, titled *Three Candelabra* (1550-1621), is a study in architectural design, showcasing three detailed variations of candelabra, each with unique decorative elements. These studies demonstrate the artist's keen eye for detail and his mastery of the Renaissance architectural style. The pen and ink drawing, a common medium for architectural designs, illustrates the delicate beauty and grandeur of these ornate pieces, emphasizing the rich decorative elements characteristic of the period. Located at The Art Institute of Chicago, the drawing serves as a testament to Montano's expertise in design and his contribution to the visual culture of his time.