Cartouche in tuin 1752

"Cartouche in tuin" (1752) is a design for an elaborate, rococo-style cartouche by Anthony Walker. The design is a striking example of the flamboyant style popular in 18th-century Europe. The cartouche, a decorative element often used in architecture, is depicted as a swirling, asymmetrical form with elaborate scrollwork, surrounded by foliage and a glimpse of a classical-style building in the background. The composition is both playful and sophisticated, showcasing Walker's skill in creating visually compelling designs that captured the spirit of the rococo era.