Cartouche met twee bovenlichamen van gevleugelde vrouwen c. 1628

This etching by H. Picart from around 1628 depicts a cartouche, or decorative frame, adorned with two winged female figures. The figures, situated at the top of the frame, are positioned symmetrically and hold scrolls. The cartouche is further decorated with a lavish Baroque design featuring intricate scrolls, foliage, and a central oval space that could have held a coat of arms or other inscription. Picart's design showcases the ornate, decorative elements of early Baroque art, emphasizing symmetry and grandeur.