Verhoudingen van een kapiteel en zes Korinthische kapitelen gedecoreerd met voluten en bladranken 1593 - 1595

This detailed engraving by Wendel Dietterlin, created between 1593 and 1595, depicts the precise proportions of six Corinthian capitals. Dietterlin was a German architect and designer known for his meticulous drawings, and this artwork is a testament to his dedication to the classical architectural orders. The intricate details of the volutes, foliage, and geometric patterns demonstrate Dietterlin's mastery of Renaissance design principles. The inclusion of a geometric diagram emphasizes the importance of mathematical precision in achieving architectural harmony. This engraving is an invaluable resource for art historians and architects studying the evolution of architectural ornamentation.