Cento disegni di architettura d'ornato e di figure di Frà Giovanni Giocondo
Cento disegni di architettura d'ornato e di figure is a Florentine collection of one hundred ornament and figure designs assembled by Heinrich Geymüller and published by Fratelli Bocca in 1882, reproducing drawings attributed to the Renaissance architect Fra Giovanni Giocondo. The four plates show a fleur-de-lis-like finial, a silhouetted cartouche with putti and a centaur-like beast, a grotesque frieze with a female mask flanked by monsters, and a black-ground band of stylised flowers, offering a designer a catalogue of Italian Renaissance strapwork, grotesque and ornamental-band models.
