Gulzigheid 1636 - 1700

"Gulzigheid," a Dutch etching created between 1636 and 1700 by artist Jean de Weert, depicts a man seated and embracing a large earthenware jug. The man's face is contorted with delight and a sense of gluttony. This etching is a satirical commentary on the perils of overindulgence and excessive drinking. De Weert's work often tackled themes of social commentary and human folly. "Gulzigheid" is an example of his skill in capturing the intricacies of human expression, offering a poignant critique on societal vices.