Goblet with a man holding a jug 1751
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This 18th-century etched glass goblet, crafted by an anonymous artist, is a beautiful example of decorative glassmaking. The goblet features a detailed etching of a man holding a jug, a popular motif during the period. The intricate design, etched into the glass, creates a delicate and refined effect. This goblet, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a testament to the craftsmanship of the Dutch glassblowing tradition during the 18th century.
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Aert Schouman probably learnt the art of stippleengraving from Frans Greenwood. An engraver and painter by profession, Schouman was able to create exceptionally fine scenes, which he based on his own designs rather than prints by others. The man on this glass is holding a wine jug. In the same year Schouman also engraved a glass with the motif of a man eating.
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