Twee friezen van bladranken c. 1640 - 1760

"Twee friezen van bladranken" (Two friezes of leaf tendrils) is an anonymous 17th-century Dutch print that showcases two elaborate rococo-style designs for friezes. The image depicts stylized, swirling leaf tendrils, intricate floral motifs, and delicate scrolls. The artist's attention to detail and the dynamic interplay of lines create a sense of movement and rhythm. The print, which is now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, would have been a valuable resource for artisans and designers seeking inspiration for decorative patterns. This type of design was common during the Baroque period in Europe.