Graaf Arnulf 1517 - 1530

"Graaf Arnulf" is a woodcut print dating from 1517-1530 by an anonymous artist, depicting a man in a long robe with a staff and a rosary. The subject's head is adorned with a wreath of flowers, adding a symbolic element to the piece. The woodcut technique, with its distinct black lines and hatched shading, reflects the artistic styles of the early 16th century. This type of print likely served as an illustration for a book or pamphlet, showcasing a historical or religious figure. Its small size and intricate detail highlight the precision and artistry of woodcut printing in this period.