Ornament met kandelaber van arabesken en druiventrossen 1500 - 1520

This woodcut, created by Peregrino da Cesena sometime between 1500 and 1520, is an example of a decorative design commonly found in Renaissance art. It depicts an elaborate floral motif, with arabesques and grape clusters, that could have been used as a border for a printed page or as a design for a decorative object. The intricate detail and delicate lines characteristic of Peregrino da Cesena's work are evident in this small but captivating artwork, now housed in the Rijksmuseum. The design is a testament to the artistic flourishes of the period, reflecting the fascination with classical ornamentation and the burgeoning use of printmaking.