Het dompelen van glazen in een asfaltbad 1900 - 1930

"Het dompelen van glazen in een asfaltbad" is a pastel drawing by Herman Heijenbrock, created between 1900 and 1930. The artwork depicts a scene from a glass factory, capturing the labor-intensive process of dipping glass objects into a bath of molten asphalt. Heijenbrock, a Dutch artist known for his realistic portrayal of everyday life, used muted colors and a loose brushstroke to create a sense of depth and movement in this intimate portrayal of industrial work. The drawing, measuring 45.5 cm x 31 cm or 53 cm x 38 cm x 2 cm, provides a glimpse into the world of early 20th-century manufacturing, highlighting the human element amidst the technological advancements of the time.