Libbretto nouellamete composto per maestro Domenico da Sera...lauorare di ogni sorte di punti, page 7 (recto) 1532

This page from a 1532 book by Domenico da Sera, a prominent Italian artist, presents intricate patterns for embroidery. The page displays various geometric designs with black and white dots forming interlocked knots and other motifs. This work reflects the popularity of needlework and decorative arts during the Renaissance, showcasing complex patterns that were likely intended for use in fine textiles or garments. These patterns, rendered with meticulous detail, were valuable resources for skilled needleworkers. The publication was intended for a specialized audience of embroiderers and those interested in decorative arts, making it a significant document in the history of textile design.