Aangetaste peer 1836 - 1912

"Aangetaste peer" (1836 - 1912) is a detailed, black-and-white etching of a pear, created by Isaac Weissenbruch, a Dutch artist known for his still lifes. This artwork is a meticulous depiction of a singular pear, its form and texture rendered with intricate lines. The work is in the collection of the Rijksmuseum and is a prime example of Weissenbruch's talent for capturing the delicate beauty of everyday objects.