The Perilous Fountain with the Charter of Love ([1525?]) - Page 6

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Visible at the edge of this page is the inner margin of the binding, featuring a decorative border. This is a fine example of gold-tooling, a technique where heated brass tools are used to impress gold leaf into the leather turn-ins. The intricate floral and geometric patterns shown here are typical of luxury Renaissance bookbinding, designed to showcase the owner's wealth and the importance of the text it contains.