Bakker Arent Oostwaard en zijn vrouw Catharina Keizerswaard 1867 - 1874

This etching, titled "Bakker Arent Oostwaard en zijn vrouw Catharina Keizerswaard," was created by Anthony Cornelis Cramer in the Netherlands between 1867 and 1874. The artwork features a portrait of a baker and his wife, likely a real couple. The etching is housed at the Rijksmuseum, offering viewers a glimpse into Dutch life in the late 19th century. Cramer's meticulous detail captures the texture of the bread and the intimacy of the scene, showcasing his skill as a printmaker. The work exemplifies realism in its portrayal of ordinary individuals, highlighting their domesticity and the importance of craft within their community.