Ontwerpen voor sieraden c. 1660

This design for jewelry by Johann Wilhelm Heel, created around 1660, features intricate floral and geometric patterns. The central motif consists of three circular elements, each filled with a dense, swirling design. Flanking these circles are two more elaborate designs featuring pineapples, a popular motif in 17th-century European art. This design is a testament to Heel's mastery of the engraving technique, showcasing his ability to create detailed and visually captivating designs. The artwork, currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, serves as a valuable insight into the aesthetics and craftsmanship of jewelry design during the Baroque era.