Dating to approximately 1510-1520, this exquisite Renaissance majolica plate represents the height of the Urbino or Venetian classical tradition. The intricate composition features a border of putti and trophies set amidst delicate grotesques, centering on a winged, armed putto standing within a classical landscape. To honor the historical integrity of this rare ceramic artifact, the print features a Simulated Archival Passe-Partout border. This digital mount perfectly floats the irregular, aged contours of the original plate within a standard frame, preserving its uncropped provenance and physical history without compromising its architectural presentation.
