Ein new getruckt model Büchli...Page 5, verso 1529

This page from a printed pattern book by Johann Schönsperger the Younger, a prominent German woodcutter, is from 1529. It features a geometric design comprised of a series of interlocking squares and diamonds, demonstrating the intricate patterns used in textile designs in the 16th century. The book, intended for artisans and weavers, showcases the versatility of woodcuts in creating complex and visually appealing patterns. This woodcut pattern, part of a larger collection, exemplifies the evolution of printing techniques and the artistic collaboration between artists and artisans during the Renaissance era.