Rijksmuseum
Still Life with Accessories
Creator
Wenceslaus HollarCzech cartographer, painter of nature, portrait painter and engraver (1607-1677) · 1607–1677
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- 1647
- Medium
- paper
- Culture
- Antwerp
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
- Object ID
- RP-P-OB-11.583
From the Rijksmuseum record
Hollar’s still lifes of muffs are true masterpieces, displaying his ability to capture the softness of fur using only a series of etched lines. Apart from muffs, this composition also includes satin gloves, lace handkerchiefs, a velvet mask, and a feather fan – a variety of textures and materials that show off his skills as an etcher. Hollar was the first printmaker to use women’s accessories as the basis for still life.
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