Convivio delle Belle Donne, page 19 (verso) 1532

"Convivio delle Belle Donne" is a 1532 woodcut by the Italian artist Nicolò Zoppino. This particular page from the larger work is a verso, meaning it is the back of a page. It features intricate patterns of stylized foliage and other ornamental motifs, rendered in black and white. This type of design, prevalent in the 16th century, was often used for embroidery patterns, showcasing the artistic skill and craftsmanship of the time. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York houses this small but significant example of Zoppino's work.