Staande man met pijp en kruik 1777 - 1779
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"Staande man met pijp en kruik" is a 1777-1779 etching by Pieter de Mare, a Dutch artist known for his detailed portraits and everyday scenes. This particular piece, housed in the Rijksmuseum, features a man in a brimmed hat, holding a jug and a pipe. De Mare's expert use of line and shading creates a realistic portrayal of the man, capturing the subtle nuances of his posture and expression, offering a glimpse into the life of a common individual in the 18th century. The artwork's intimate scale and focus on a single subject create a sense of connection with the viewer. This work is an excellent example of the artist's mastery of the etching technique and his ability to convey character through simple yet powerful means.
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