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Painting with enamels in the 17th century, (c1900)
Painting with enamels in the 17th century, (c1900). Fire in the artistic industry, French advertising for Liebig Meat Extract
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Media ID 14922093
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 50cm x 31.8cm (19.7" x 12.5")
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This print captures the essence of artistic craftsmanship in the 17th century. The image showcases a bustling workshop, where a skilled male painter is engrossed in his work. With intense focus and precision, he delicately applies enamels onto a canvas, bringing life to vibrant colors that will mesmerize viewers for centuries to come. The scene also highlights the impact of fire on the artistic industry during this era. A furnace burns brightly in the corner, providing heat and energy necessary for creating these exquisite masterpieces. This fusion of artistry and industrialization symbolizes the evolving nature of creativity throughout history. Interestingly, this particular photograph was used as an advertisement for Liebig Meat Extract in early 20th-century France. It serves as a reminder that even within art itself, commercial endeavors have always played a role. The presence of canned food and tinned meat scattered around the studio signifies both sustenance for artists during their long hours at work and perhaps an endorsement by Baron Justus Freiherr von Liebig himself – renowned chemist and pioneer in food preservation techniques. Overall, this print not only encapsulates the skillful hands behind timeless artworks but also sheds light on how art intersects with various aspects of society throughout different time periods.
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