Justus Juncker (1703-1767)
Yes, I too make my maid work in her pearls.
Detail: candle stick, redware fry pan, copper kettle, basket, lettuce, plate, bottle, bucket, bowl, raised hearth, chair, women’s clothing, mortar pestle, pearls, earings, kitchen, fire, cooking
Claude-Joseph Vernet ( 1714 – 1789 )
Detail: naval port, iron cook pot, copper kettle, copper fry pan, barrel, bundles, boat, sailor, man of war, ship, horses, fire, boat crew, basket
Abraham van Strij 1753-1826Detail: kitchen, copper kettle, iron lid, brass strainer, lantern, maid, scrubber, bowl, table, bench, shelf, ladies clothing
Nicolas Lancret 1690-1743
I guess smashing the dishes is easier than washing them, but the bottles remain unbroken.
Detail: bottles, dogs, dishes, copper kettle, food, feasting, cloth caps, servants, napkins.
