Glass with engraving of an Indiaman with text “ONSE BEHOUWE REYS AAN DE CAAP” 1750 - 1800

Unknown artist

Glass
17.80 cm
Currently unavailable via Gallerease

• About the artwork
  German glass with Dutch wheel-engraving, last quarter 18th century
  
  Because of the rather poor quality of the engraving it could have been done at the Gape of Good Hope.
  (The present glass is to be included in the exhibition “De Goede Hoop, de relatie tussen ZuidAfrika & Nederland”, in the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam in 2017).
• About the artist

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