Rechterhelft van een blad met één breed fries en twee smalle friezen 1550 - 1580

This anonymous 16th-century print from the Rijksmuseum depicts an intricate design of interlaced floral patterns and geometric shapes. The artwork, part of a larger work, showcases the popular decorative motifs of the era, likely intended for use in architectural ornamentation or manuscript illumination. The meticulous detail and delicate lines of the engraving demonstrate the artist's skill in capturing the beauty of these intricate patterns. The use of geometric forms and repeating patterns is characteristic of the Renaissance, reflecting a fascination with classical antiquity and order. This work is a testament to the enduring appeal of intricate designs and decorative arts.