Tien motieven c. 1690 - 1700

"Tien motieven" (Ten Motifs) is an etching by Dutch artist Anthonie de Winter, created around 1690-1700. The print showcases intricate patterns of stylized foliage, scrolls, and grotesque faces. De Winter, renowned for his ornamental designs, used this artwork as a model for decorative elements for various artistic and architectural applications during the Baroque era. The Rijksmuseum currently holds this print in their collection. The detailed composition and use of chiaroscuro in this engraving exemplify the meticulous skill of the artist in creating these decorative motifs.