Man met sik, baret en ketting 1769
christiangottfriedschultze
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pencil drawn
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picture layout
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aged paper
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photo restoration
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parchment
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old engraving style
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historical photography
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old-timey
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19th century
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word imagery
"Man met sik, baret en ketting" is an etching by Christian Gottfried Schultze created in 1769. The print, which measures 152 mm in height and 119 mm in width, depicts a man in a black beret and a chain, possibly a historical figure. The inscription "Archetypus est apud Electorem Saxonia" indicates the subject was connected to the Elector of Saxony. The work's realistic style, combined with its historical subject, reflects the artistic trends of the 18th century. The etching is a testament to Schultze's skill in capturing detail and portraying the likeness of individuals, making it a valuable historical and artistic artifact.
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