Smeedijzeren hek met florale motieven 1719 - 1749

This anonymous 18th-century design for a wrought-iron gate is a detailed black-and-white engraving showcasing the intricate floral patterns and decorative elements popular during the Baroque period. The design, housed in the Rijksmuseum, is notable for its delicate, symmetrical arrangement of curling leaves and stylized motifs. This print exemplifies the artistry and skill of blacksmiths during the era, providing a valuable glimpse into the design aesthetics of 18th-century Dutch metalwork.