I Elck wat wils 1614

"I Elck wat wils" (Everyone what he wants) is an etching by Dutch artist Roemer Visscher, created in 1614. It depicts a simple still life of two silver jugs and a glass cup on a tabletop. Visscher's etching is a commentary on the Dutch custom of allowing guests to pour themselves wine, which was seen as a sign of hospitality and trust. This artwork is a fine example of early Dutch etching, known for its intricate detail and nuanced shading.