Blad met het kapiteel en het basement van een Corinthische zuil naar Vitruvius 1510 - 1543

This engraving by Sebald Beham, dated 1543, depicts a Corinthian column based on the writings of the Roman architect Vitruvius. The detailed, intricate design showcases the capital, shaft, and base of the column, demonstrating the intricate details of classical architecture. The inscription in German highlights the importance of accurate proportions in architectural design, reflecting the Renaissance fascination with classical ideals. This small-scale print is a testament to Beham's mastery of engraving and his interest in architectural studies. The use of hatching and fine lines creates a sense of depth and texture, highlighting the beauty and complexity of the Corinthian style.