Livre de Moresques, page 4 (verso) 1546

This page from *Livre de Moresques* by Francesco di Pellegrino, created in 1546, showcases a range of intricate, repeating patterns that would have been used in decorative arts. These *moresques*, or arabesque designs, feature stylized floral and geometric motifs, like rhomboids, triangles, and "lozenges brijets," reflecting the popular Moorish patterns of the time. Pellegrino's book was a valuable resource for artisans, providing them with detailed examples of these patterns for use in textiles, jewelry, and architecture.