Drie friezen met zwarte moresken op een witte ondergrond 1528 - 1580

This intricate design by Balthazar van den Bos, dating from 1528 to 1580, showcases three intricate friezes. The artwork, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a testament to the Dutch master's skill in crafting ornate patterns. The black ink details on a white background create a striking contrast, highlighting the elaborate interlacing vines and floral motifs that form the friezes. Each element is meticulously rendered, demonstrating the artist's masterful control over line and detail. These friezes could have been intended as designs for decorative elements in architecture or furniture, reflecting the prevailing tastes of the 16th century.