Drie Korinthische piëdestals, gedecoreerd met rolwerk en mascarons, een Korintisch basement en twee Korinthische consoles met een vaas op het piëdestal in het midden 1593 - 1595
wendelidietterlin
aged paper
toned paper
old engraving style
sketch book
personal sketchbook
column
pen-ink sketch
pen and pencil
pen work
sketchbook drawing
sketchbook art
"Drie Korinthische piëdestals, gedecoreerd met rolwerk en mascarons, een Korintisch basement en twee Korinthische consoles met een vaas op het piëdestal in het midden," is an engraving by Wendel (I) Dietterlin, dating from 1593-1595. The engraving showcases three different architectural elements, all rendered in the ornate, detailed style characteristic of the late Renaissance period. Dietterlin was a prolific artist who published several books of architectural designs and engravings, and this piece is a prime example of his masterful skill in depicting decorative details. The work is notable for its emphasis on Corinthian columns, which are distinguished by their elaborate capitals featuring scrolls and acanthus leaves. The intricate interplay of lines and curves is typical of Dietterlin’s style and reflects the prevailing artistic trends of his time.
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