Tafelende man met een glas wijn een een kluif 1706 - 1750

"Tafelende man met een glas wijn een een kluif" is a watercolor by Cornelis Troost, a Dutch painter known for his genre scenes. The artwork, created between 1706 and 1750, depicts a man seated at a table pouring wine into a glass. He is dressed in a fashionable 18th-century outfit and holds a bone in his other hand. A dog sits expectantly on the floor. The scene, a glimpse into the daily life of a well-to-do gentleman, demonstrates Troost's ability to capture everyday moments with detail and naturalism. This small-scale watercolor, housed in the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies Troost's mastery of the genre painting style, which was popular in the Netherlands during this period.