Man met kruiwagen c. 1856 - 1858

"Man met kruiwagen" (Man with a wheelbarrow) is a miniature silver sculpture created by W. Freen around 1856-1858. The artwork depicts a man in traditional clothing pushing a wheelbarrow, capturing a common scene of daily life in the 19th century. The intricate detail in the sculpture, such as the man's clothing and the wheelbarrow's structure, demonstrates the artist's skill and meticulousness. While the exact size of the artwork remains unknown, the dimensions listed - 8.5 cm in length, 3.5 cm in height, and 2.1 cm in width - suggest its small scale, emphasizing its delicate nature and artistic detail. This miniature silver sculpture represents a popular genre of art in the 19th century, showcasing everyday scenes and activities, often with a focus on craftsmanship and precision.