New Künstlichs Modelbuch (Page 24 recto) 1600

This page from Bernhard Jobin’s *New Künstlichs Modelbuch* (1600) contains two designs for embroidery or needlepoint, illustrating the popularity of such decorative arts in the late sixteenth century. The intricate designs include floral and vegetal motifs, presented in a grid format, making them ideal for needlework patterns. This page showcases the artistic skill of Jobin, a prominent German embroidery designer of the era, and the enduring appeal of intricate and stylized needlework. *New Künstlichs Modelbuch*, a book of embroidery patterns, was a popular source for needlework enthusiasts, demonstrating Jobin's influence on the art form.