Cartouche met twee putti 1634

This is a decorative cartouche, a design element often used in Renaissance and Baroque art to frame or enclose text or images. The print "Cartouche met twee putti" was created by Daniel Rabel in 1634. Two cherubs or putti flank a central, scrolled, and highly ornamented cartouche, surrounding an idyllic landscape scene. The cartouche itself is a popular decorative element in Renaissance and Baroque art, frequently used to frame inscriptions, coats of arms, or even as a decorative feature in a larger composition. Rabel, a Dutch artist known for his intricate and elegant engravings, crafted this cartouche with remarkable detail, showcasing his skill in capturing both the delicate beauty of the putti and the bold design of the ornamental cartouche.