Drie werktuigen by Gérard Edelinck

Drie werktuigen 1652 - 1707

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graphic-art, print, engraving

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graphic-art

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print

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old engraving style

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geometric

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line

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history-painting

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engraving

"Drie werktuigen" (Three Tools), an etching created by Gérard Edelinck in 1652-1707, is a detailed technical illustration depicting three different agricultural tools. The artwork, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases Edelinck's mastery in rendering the intricate details of these devices. The image illustrates a roller, a cylindrical implement for compacting soil, a cage-like wheel for threshing grain, and a second roller with a more complex design. The clarity of the depiction and the inclusion of labels for each part make it a valuable resource for understanding the construction and operation of these tools in the 17th century.

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