Ornamental Frame Collection

Vignette personification Penitence Virtues vices
Vignette with the personification of Penitence Virtues and vices (series title), Vignette with the image of the personified Penitence in an ornamental frame

Allegorical vignette Minerva laurdering young man
Allegorical vignette with Minerva laurdering a young man, Minerva in armor with a spear, shield and helmet, and in the company of an owl a young man laurels

Riedsardus Elinus Aurindulius last king West Frisians Ridsardus Elinus sev Aurindulius
Riedsardus Elinus or Aurindulius, last king of the West Frisians Ridsardus Elinus sev Aurindulius. Rex Frisiae Occidentalis Ultimus (title on object) Kings and Potestates of Friesland (series title)

Two putti carry arms Archduke Leopold Willem van Oostenrijk Title page
Two putti carry the arms of Archduke Leopold Willem van Oostenrijk Title page for: Painter-painting of David Teniers, gheboortigh of Antwerp painter and the camera-servant of the most noble Leopol

Maps Spanish Armada 16 21 July 1588 Two cards
Maps of the Spanish Armada (16 and 21 July 1588), Two cards (I-II) with the Spanish fleet in the Channel below the coast of Cornwall and Devon, within an ornamental frame

Vignette Jason Medea Socio Ditata Labore title
Vignette with Jason and Medea Socio Ditata Labore (title on object), Jason has just won the Golden Fleece. He gets into his ship with Medea

Landscape Ornamental Frame ca 1543 Etching Sheet
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Rhinoceros Landscape within Ornamental Frame
Artokoloro

Landscape Ornamental Frame ca 1730 Pen brown ink
Artokoloro

Portrait Queen Marie-Antoinette ornamental frame
Artokoloro

Banknote motif number 500 ornamental frame ca
Artokoloro

Design Ewer table candelabra within ornamental frame
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Design Ornamental Frame 18th century Pen gray ink
Artokoloro

Map of Mssluis and the banks of the Meuse, The Netherlands, print maker: Joost van Geel attributed to, Jacob Quack, 1665

Portrait of Jean de Labadie, Gerard de Lairesse, 1650 - 1695

Hunter with long stick, Bartholomew of Lochom, Frederik de Wit, after 1680-1690

St George on horseback piercing a devil, print maker: Caspar Luyken, Jacob Lindenberg, 1705

Deer under a tree struck by lightning, Caspar Luyken, Jacob Lindenberg, 1705

The image of Christ is contained in an ornamental frame with floral motifs and Christian symbols, print maker: Caspar Luyken, Dating 1705

Unveiling of a globe, Caspar Luyken, Jacob Lindenberg, 1705

Portrait of Charles V of Habsburg, Jonas Suyderhoef, Pieter Claesz. Soutman, Ferdinand III (Duits keizer), 1644 - 1650

Christ child carries the passion equipment, Hieronymus Wierix, 1563 - before 1619

Earthly and heavenly Trinity, Hieronymus Wierix, 1563 - before 1619

Allegorie on the complexity of the human, Johannes Wierix, Willem van Haecht (I), Godefried van Haecht, 1579

Portrait of Rudolf Agricola, Adolf van der Laan, 1694 - 1755

Vignette with Faith and Truth, Jan Punt, 1747

Medal in honor of Gerardus Oorthuys, captain of the frigate Den Briel, Noach van der Meer (II), 1781 - 1782

Portrait of Balthazar Huydecoper, Arnoud van Halen, 1715 - 1732

Knights Hospitaller, 16th century
Knights Hospitaller. 16th-century artwork showing patients being cared for in a hospital founded by the Knights Hospitaller

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"An Allegorical Vignette: The Personification of Virtues and Vices within an Ornamental Frame" In this captivating vignette, the ornamental frame becomes a stage for the personification of virtues and vices. As if frozen in time, Penitence stands tall, her eyes filled with remorse as she seeks redemption. Surrounding her are various virtues such as Patience, Diligence, and Compassion, each depicted with grace and dignity. Contrasting these virtuous figures are the embodiment of vices – Greed, Envy, and Wrath lurk in the shadows. Their twisted expressions reveal their malevolent intentions as they try to lure unsuspecting souls into their grasp. Moving on to another allegorical scene within an ornamental frame is Minerva laureating a young man. This symbolic representation showcases knowledge being bestowed upon the deserving youth by the goddess herself. It serves as a reminder that wisdom can only be attained through hard work and dedication. Delving into history, we encounter Ridsardus Elinus Aurindulius - the last king of West Frisians - immortalized within an exquisite ornamental frame. His regal countenance reflects both power and melancholy as he gazes into eternity. Archduke Leopold Willem van Oostenrijk takes center stage in yet another stunning display where two putti carry arms to honor his noble lineage on a title page. The intricate details of this ornate frame highlight not only his status but also his importance in shaping history. Maps depicting significant events like the Spanish Armada's ill-fated journey on July 22-24th or July 16-21st find themselves encased within elaborate frames too. These cards serve as reminders of past triumphs or failures while showcasing cartographic excellence at its finest. A vignette titled "Jason Medea Socio Ditata Labore" transports us to ancient mythology, where the ornamental frame becomes a portal to another world.