Schweifwerk Collection
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"Schweifwerk: A Stunning Display of Blackwork Designs" Step into the world of intricate blackwork designs with various mammals and birds in Plate 5 from a series created by Meinert Gelijs after 1622. The attention to detail is mesmerizing, as each creature comes to life on the canvas. Plate 6 showcases blackwork designs with flowers, combining elegance and beauty in perfect harmony. Created by Meinert Gelijs, these ornaments are a testament to his artistic prowess and creativity. In Plate 4, immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Commedia dell Arte figures intertwined with delicate flowers. Meinert Gelijs masterfully captures the essence of this theatrical art form through his exquisite blackwork designs. Plate 3 takes us on a journey filled with acrobats, butterflies, and other captivating insects. Each element intricately woven together creates a visual feast for the eyes that will leave you spellbound. Discover Plate 8's stunning fusion of putti and felines within its blackwork designs. Meinert Gelijs' ability to combine these contrasting elements seamlessly showcases his skill as an artist. Plate 2 invites us into a realm where birds and insects coexist harmoniously amidst beautiful blackwork ornamentation. This creation by Meinert Gelijs transports us to nature's wonderland. Marvel at an oval pendant adorned with schweifwerk motifs surrounded by smaller motifs and four graceful birds dating back centuries ago. Its timeless beauty continues to captivate even today. An oval case decorated with schweifwerk in two variants surrounded by smaller motifs exudes elegance and sophistication. This piece stands as a testament to craftsmanship that transcends time. A Latin cross embellished with birds and smaller motifs crafted between 1614-19 showcases Jacques Hurtu's talent for creating meaningful religious symbols infused with artistic flair. Immerse yourself in the silhouette style square blackwork design featuring schweifwerk and grotesque figures from 1617.