This is an original 16th-century engraving by renowned French engraver Pierre Woeiriot (1532–1599), portraying Georgette de Montenay (1540–1581), a notable French poet known for her emblem book "Emblemes ou devises chrestiennes." The engraving showcases Woeiriot's meticulous craftsmanship and is a fine representation of Renaissance portraiture.​ Date: Circa 1567​ Dimensions: 16.5 x 24 cm (with old mount); 10 x 15.5 cm (plate size) Condition: The print is in good condition with age-appropriate wear. Notably, there is a collection stamp on the lower right corner, indicating previous ownership by a royal collection. The mount is aged, with three corners detached, allowing inspection of the verso, which contains additional annotations.​ Provenance: The print bears a collection stamp suggesting it was part of a significant collection, potentially linked to the Kingdom of Hanover. Annotations reference "Nagler, Monogr. II. Nr. 1252" and "R-D. 299.I," indicating cataloging in historical art references.​ Additional Information: This engraving is believed to be from Montenay's "Emblemes ou devises chrestiennes," first published in 1571, which featured Woeiriot's engravings. The presence of the collection stamp and annotations enhances its historical significance.​ Note: Please review all provided images and descriptions carefully. Feel free to ask any questions before bidding.​