Fries met putti en dieren 1768 - 1786

"Fries met putti en dieren" is a frieze design created by Dutch artist Louise Brinclaire between 1768 and 1786. This intricate design showcases a continuous band of cherubic figures, or putti, intertwined with foliage and animals, including a bull, deer and a lion. The delicate, detailed nature of the design likely reflects the Rococo style prevalent in the Netherlands during that period. The frieze, measuring 195 mm in height and 565 mm in width, would have been intended for decorative purposes, potentially as part of a larger architectural or furniture element.