Goudsmidsboeket in de vorm van een puntig ovaal 1626

"Goudsmidsboeket in de vorm van een puntig ovaal" (1626) is an engraving by Balthazar Moncornet, showcasing a complex, symmetrical arrangement of stylized foliage in a pointed oval shape. The intricate design, typical of Dutch Mannerism, emphasizes delicate curves and flowing lines, echoing the flourishing floral designs of the era. Moncornet's work, known for its attention to detail, was highly sought after by goldsmiths and other artisans, who used it as inspiration for jewelry, ornaments, and decorative objects. This particular print, housed in the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies the artistic beauty and skilled craftsmanship of the early 17th century.