Five circular ornaments and the four elements in coats of arms
Simon Gribelin · 1661-1733
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Why is this public domain? Simon Gribelin died in 1733; this work is in the public domain.
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This engraved plate, titled Five circular ornaments and the four elements in coats of arms, is by Simon Gribelin and dated 1704. It arranges five circular ornamental designs of dense foliate scrolls and birds alongside four oval cartouches framing small landscape scenes with cherub and mask motifs. The composition is a printed design sheet with decorative bands between the medallions.
