Andrés de Melgar
ca. 1545–60 · Pen and brown ink over traces of black chalk · Drawings and Prints
Fantastical creatures, birds, and strapwork cartouche (recto); grotesque mask and kneeling priest (verso)Andrés de Melgar
Plate 8: four grotesque heads with scrollwork, from 'Friezes, foliage, and grotesques' (Frises, feuillages et grotesques)Stefano della Bella
Female Term, seated figure, and fantastical creature (recto); Satyr and study of a woman and child (verso)Andrés de Melgar
Term with snails and strapwork (recto); Candelabra grotesque with two figures (verso)Andrés de Melgar
Sketches of Sculptured Decoration. Entablatures and a Frieze with Human, Animal and Floral OrnamentsAgostino (Stanzani) Mitelli
Grotesque ornament with garlands and vaseAndrés de Melgar
Various Designs of Strapwork and Grotesque Figures (recto); Grotesques with Term Figures (verso)Andrés de Melgar![Design for a Coat of Arms with Two Dragons and Initials [?] in center (recto); Three Constructed Circles with Inscriptions (verso)](https://d2pvxr3eb77vb4.cloudfront.net/assets/v1/a4/a442517273858a335b394ebcf342a489360f20f6048e277b6a8bd5727346177f/graph.webp)
Design for a Coat of Arms with Two Dragons and Initials [?] in center (recto); Three Constructed Circles with Inscriptions (verso)Anonymous, Italian, Piedmontese, 18th century
Grotesque panel with satyrs, herms, and strapwork (recto); winged creatures and strapwork (verso)Andrés de Melgar
Plate Five from Plusieurs Models des plus nouuelles manieres qui sont en usage en l'Art de ArquebuzerieAdrien Reynier, called Le Hollandois|C. Jacquinet|Thuraine
Design for the Decoration of a CorniceAnonymous, Italian, Bolognese 18th century artist
Drawing of a Grotesque after a 16th-century Decorative Relief.Filippo Cretoni