Corinthian Base 1525 - 1545

This 16th-century etching by the Monogrammist G.A. and the Caltrop is a detailed representation of a Corinthian base. The artwork, titled “Corinta,” shows the intricate design of the base, including its multiple tiers and decorative elements. The artist's meticulous rendering captures the complexity of the Corinthian architectural style, which is known for its ornate and elegant details. This print serves as a valuable resource for understanding the architectural principles and decorative motifs prevalent in the Renaissance period.