Drinking Cup (Bernegal) by Miguel de Urbiola

Drinking Cup (Bernegal) c. 1620

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silver, ink, inorganic-material

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ornate

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3d sculpting

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silver

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egg art

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jewelry design

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sculptural image

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vessel

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ink

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unrealistic statue

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stoneware

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inorganic-material

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framed image

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vessel shaped image

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recipe

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decorative-art

"Drinking Cup (Bernegal)" is a 17th-century silver cup crafted by Miguel de Urbiola, a Spanish silversmith who lived only a short life, from 1619 to 1625. The cup, made of silver and gilt, features a scalloped bowl, intricate floral motifs, and a delicately crafted stem. The cup is now a part of The Art Institute of Chicago's permanent collection, showcasing the artistry of Spanish silversmithing during the Baroque period. It is a testament to the skill and elegance of de Urbiola's brief but impactful career.

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