Twee smalle en twee brede friezen met zwarte moresken op een witte ondergrond 1528 - 1580
balthazarvandenbos
natural stone pattern
rippled sketch texture
repetitive shape and pattern
organic pattern
repetition of pattern
intricate pattern
pattern repetition
layered pattern
funky pattern
repetitive pattern
"Twee smalle en twee brede friezen met zwarte moresken op een witte ondergrond" is a collection of four decorative frieze designs by Balthazar van den Bos. Created between 1528 and 1580, these intricate designs feature interwoven black motifs on a white background, typical of the period. The frieze designs are arranged in two sets, two smaller ones and two wider ones, showcasing the versatility of van den Bos's ornamental style. The designs could have been used for a variety of purposes such as decorating printed materials, textiles, or architectural elements. These designs are currently housed in the Rijksmuseum and represent a valuable insight into the intricate decorative art of the 16th century.
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