“Renaissance Ornament Engraving by Théodore de Bry – Plate 131 – German 16th‑Century Grotesque Designs (Plon et Cie, 19th‑c Facsimile)”

This exquisite engraving captures the intricate grotesque vocabulary of 16th-century German design through Théodore de Bry's masterful hand. Plate 131 showcases ornamental flourishes—scrollwork, fantastical creatures, and architectural embellishments—that defined Renaissance ornamentation. Originally published by Plon et Cie as a 19th-century facsimile, this print preserves the precision and artistry of period design studies. An essential reference for designers, collectors, and historians studying decorative arts, printmaking techniques, and the evolution of European ornamental traditions.

Dimension: W 7 3/4" x H 11.5"

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