Deel van een klassieke triomfboog 1500 - 1549

This anonymous 16th-century engraving depicts a portion of a classical triumphal arch, likely inspired by Roman architectural traditions. The detailed depiction of the structure's cornice, columns, and base, along with the inscription “ARCVS. S. GEORGI,” suggests a focus on architectural design and historical reference. The use of hatching and cross-hatching techniques create a sense of depth and volume, characteristic of the Renaissance period. This small-scale engraving, measuring only 128mm by 94mm, offers a glimpse into the artistic interest of the era in classical architecture.