[Vier weltliche Lieder]
A 1580 German printed book, published by Benedikt Ulman, held by the University Library Bern, apparently a collection of secular songs. The three pictures are small woodcut and flourish-style ornaments, including a loose ornamental scrollwork border and a shaggy heraldic-looking cat chasing a ball, drawn in simple black line on paper. A designer could take from them the looping calligraphic flourish forms and the crude, lively woodcut line of sixteenth-century German print.
![Picture 1 of 3 from [Vier weltliche Lieder] (1580), leaf 15](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/erara-23780465-15-1.webp)
![Picture 2 of 3 from [Vier weltliche Lieder] (1580), leaf 17](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/erara-23780465-17-1.webp)
![Picture 3 of 3 from [Vier weltliche Lieder] (1580), leaf 18](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/erara-23780465-18-1.webp)