Chimneypiece and Woodwork, Part of the Woodwork, 1617
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
The oak fireplace mantel, decorated with ebony and other wood types, supported by two consoles carried by sandstone grey-painted caryatids on a plinth. The mantel frieze has an arch molding in the center and at the corners, containing a satinwood obelisk on a plinth crowned with a shaded sphere. The arch moldings are flanked by flat pilasters with cannelures and decorated with palmwood diamond heads and black-oak buckles with blackened drapers. The horizontal panels between the arch moldings have cornices with black-oak moresques as centerpieces. The entablature is articulated by consoles with animal masks, placed above the pilasters and supporting the projecting cornice. The sides each have one horizontal panel.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description