The term "vignette" in literature is often used to denote a decorative illustration that enhances the printed page or title, while occasionally suggesting a brief, evocative scene. It may appear as an engraved portrait or a small design framing the beginning of a work, contributing both functional and artistic value ([1], [2], [3]). In some works the vignette underscores the narrative by offering a visual cue that complements the text, such as in dramatic or lyrical passages ([4], [5]). The use of a vignette spans from title pages and certificates to full illustrated frontispieces, reinforcing a multifaceted role that both decorates and enriches the reader’s experience ([6], [7], [8]).