Drie hoofdeinden van bedden 1712

"Drie hoofdeinden van bedden" is a 1712 etching by Dutch artist Daniël Marot, known for his architectural and ornamental designs. This print depicts three elaborate bed headboards, showcasing the intricate details and decorative flourishes of the Baroque style. The ornate designs feature scrolling foliage, cherub faces, and geometric patterns, reflecting the opulence and grandeur of the era. The title, "Drie hoofdeinden van bedden," translates to "Three Bed Headboards," indicating the print's purpose as a design template for furniture makers. This work is a prime example of Marot's mastery of architectural ornamentation and his contribution to the development of Rococo style in the Netherlands.