Rechterhandschoen van grijs zeemleer c. 1900 - 1925

"Rechterhandschoen van grijs zeemleer" (Right-hand glove of grey chamois leather) is a work by the artist M. Laimböck, dating from around 1900-1925. This is a realistic depiction of a pair of gloves made of chamois leather, a type of soft leather often used for gloves due to its durability and comfort. The gloves have a simple design with three vertical seams on the back of the hand, which is common for gloves of this era. The work is made from the actual gloves, presented as a still life, making it a prime example of a *Readymade*, which uses an everyday object as art.