Balustrade in de Sint-Leonarduskerk in Zoutleeuw, België before 1887

This 19th-century engraving, "Balustrade in de Sint-Leonarduskerk in Zoutleeuw, België," depicts a detailed view of a balustrade in the Sint-Leonarduskerk in Zoutleeuw, Belgium. The intricate design features a series of slender vertical columns, topped with ornate finials, and adorned with scrolling foliage. The artist, who remains anonymous, has rendered the intricate detail of the balustrade with meticulous precision, capturing the richness of the craftsmanship in the church. The engraving's inscription reveals that the balustrade was designed by Cornelis de Vriendt of Flanders, a renowned architect and sculptor of the 16th century. This artwork is a valuable historical document, offering a glimpse into the architectural grandeur of the Sint-Leonarduskerk and the skill of its designers.