Blazoen van De Goudbloem (Vilvoorde), 1561 1561 - 1562

This woodcut print, created by an anonymous artist in 1561-1562, depicts a ship, likely a merchant vessel, with the text around it in Dutch. The intricate detail of the ship, its sails, and the waves are characteristic of woodcut prints. This artwork is an example of 16th-century printmaking and offers a glimpse into the maritime life and culture of the time. The ship itself, with its majestic sails and intricate design, is a symbol of commerce and exploration. The artwork's visual appeal and its connection to historical context make it a fascinating example of early printmaking.