Le Fidelle Francois au roy d'Angleterre. Touchant l'iniustice de ses armes contre la France.
A 1627 Paris pamphlet printed by I. Brisson, a French polemic addressed to the King of England against his military actions toward France. The one picture is a dark, symmetrical printer's ornament with scrolls, curls and foliate forms, likely a decorative device rather than an illustration. A designer could take its dense, mirrored scrollwork as a reference for ornamental borders, monograms or woodcut-style emblems.
