Vier ornamenten en twee rugleuningen in kwabstijl 17th century

This 17th-century engraving by an anonymous artist depicts four ornamental designs and two chair backs in the "kwabstijl" style. The intricate patterns are characterized by swirling, organic forms, reminiscent of the Baroque period. The engraving likely served as a design template for furniture makers, showcasing intricate details for decorative elements. "Kwabstijl" is a Dutch term that roughly translates to "swirl style" and is characterized by its dramatic curves and elaborate ornamentation. The work's focus on decorative elements was typical of the period, reflecting the growing interest in ornamentation and craftsmanship in 17th-century art.