Twee dessus-de-portes en een schoorsteenstuk after 1703

This engraving, created after 1703 by renowned French artist Daniël Marot, is a stunning example of Rococo design. The piece features three distinct sections, each depicting a different aspect of nature. The top two sections showcase cherubic figures surrounded by lush foliage, while the bottom section highlights a decorative vase overflowing with flowers. The intricate details, including the cherubs, birds, and leaves, demonstrate Marot’s skill and attention to detail. This intricate engraving is a testament to the Rococo style, which was known for its elegance, grace, and playful use of natural motifs. This artwork is currently located at the Rijksmuseum, a museum in Amsterdam.