Design of a goblet
Design of a goblet
around 1545
Flötner's interest in motifs from nature is particularly evident in a monogrammed, black-ground goblet design with snails (including a trace of slime) at the base, as well as in the fruit arrangements found everywhere (preferably with pears or quinces), in shell and scale decoration and, more rarely, in pure leaf patterns.
None of these designs can be found in executed form today (...).
(Barbara Dienst: The Cosmos of Peter Flötner, Deutscher Kunstverlag, 2002, p. 540)
Location: Nuremberg, City Library, Nor.K.1000 (20.21.39) Einblatt-Holzschnitte / 2° / in Geisberg, Max: der dt. Einblatt-Holzschnitt in d. 1. Hälfte d. 16. Jhs. vol. 20.21.39
Design: Flötner (Flattner, Fledner, Fletner, Flettner, Flottner etc.), Peter
Material: Woodcut
photo 2015, Theo Noll
Design of a goblet
around 1545
upper half of sheet with monogram / P. F. / Peter Flötner
Flötner's interest in motifs from nature is particularly evident in a monogrammed, black-ground goblet design with snails (including a trace of slime) at the base, as well as in the fruit arrangements found everywhere (preferably with pears or quinces), in shell and scale decoration and, more rarely, in pure leaf patterns.
None of these designs can be found in executed form today (...).
(Barbara Dienst: The Cosmos of Peter Flötner, Deutscher Kunstverlag, 2002, p. 540)
Location: Nürnberg, Stadtbibliothek, Nor.K.1000 (20.21.39) Einblatt-Holzschnitte / 2° / in Geisberg, Max: der dt. Einblatt-Holzschnitt in d. 1. Hälfte d. 16. Jhs. Bd 20.21.39
Design: Flötner (Flattner, Fledner, Fletner, Flettner, Flottner etc.), Peter
Material: Woodcut
photo 2015, Theo Noll
Design of a goblet
around 1545
on the left and on the right, clubs and bale irons / scroll decoration at the foot of the foot. vol. 20.21.39
Flötner's interest in motifs from nature is particularly evident in a monogrammed, black-ground goblet design with snails (including a trace of slime) at the base, as well as in the fruit arrangements found everywhere (preferably with pears or quinces), in shell and scale decoration and, more rarely, in pure leaf patterns.
None of these designs can be found in executed form today (...).
(Barbara Dienst: The Cosmos of Peter Flötner, Deutscher Kunstverlag, 2002, p. 540)
Location: Nuremberg, City Library, Nor.K.1000 (20.21.39) Einblatt-Holzschnitte / 2° / in Geisberg, Max: der dt. Einblatt-Holzschnitt in d. 1. Hälfte d. 16. Jhs. vol. 20.21.39
Design: Flötner (Flattner, Fledner, Fletner, Flettner, Flottner etc.), Peter
Material: Woodcut
photo 2015, Theo Noll
