Trofeeën met meetinstrumenten en muziekinstrumenten 1704 - 1762

This etching by an anonymous artist, dating from 1704 to 1762, depicts two still life compositions of trophies. The top image features a violin, a sword, and a bow, arranged in a symmetrical composition. The bottom image is more complex, showcasing a variety of instruments including a compass, a drawing tool, and a trumpet, all intertwined in a decorative arrangement. The work is a fine example of the Dutch tradition of still life art, known for its meticulous detail and symbolic representation of objects. This particular artwork is currently housed at the Rijksmuseum.