Friedrich Jakob Morisson, Johann Andreas Pfeffel the Elder, title page of the set Single black ornaments, vines, flowers, paper, copperplate engraving, sheet size: height: 24.50 cm; width: 35.80 cm, inscribed: in the plate: Ersunen, drawn, and published, by Fridrich Jacob Morisson, engraved in copperplate, by Johan Andreas Pfeffel, in Vienna Ano 1697, Cum Privilegio Sac. Cas. Majesty., watermark, graphics, plant ornaments, arabesque (ornament), tendril ornament, foliage and ribbon work, flower ornaments, jewelry, jewels, title page of the series Individual black ornaments, tendrils, flowers with the inscription: Ersunen, drawn and published by Fridrich Jacob Morisson, engraved in copper by Johan Andreas Pfeffel, in Vienna Ano 1697. For over three centuries, from the late 15th to the late 18th century, the dissemination of ornaments was an important task of international printmaking. Craftsmen all over Europe were thus able to find out about the latest fashions. Gun shafts wanted to be decorated, porcelain painted, clothing embroidered or armrests carved. The selected, particularly finely engraved Viennese example was used for the handles of cutlery. Ornamental engravings were among the first areas of collection when the Gewerbemuseen were founded in the 19th century.
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