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Johannes Lutma

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Dutch painter and printmaker (1606–1669) · 1606–1669

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Date: 1656
Medium: paper
Institution: Rijksmuseum

In the 17th century, the silversmith Johannes Lutma was as famous as a superstar today. Rembrandt portrays him as a ruler in a stately armchair. Next to Lutma is one of his works, a silver drinking bowl. Next to it are tools of his trade, a small sledgehammer and a jar with pounces. In the reversed counterproof, Rembrandt used grey-brown ink to try out a different background.

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