Kind kijkt toe hoe engel beeldje maakt van klei op draaitafel 1628

This 1628 woodcut by Christoffel van Sichem depicts a scene of an angel making a clay figurine on a potter's wheel while another figure observes. This piece is an example of a popular 17th-century genre known as "The Artist's Studio." Van Sichem, who is known for his detailed illustrations, uses a complex hatching technique to create a sense of depth and texture in the woodblock print. The scene is framed by a shelf filled with finished figures, creating a visual narrative of the angel's creation process.