Posts Tagged With: tumbler

Dyeing Silk from Encyclopedia – Diderot and D’alembert 1772

Posted on January 3, 2013 by Jon Townsend

From the Encyclopedia of Sciences, Arts and Trades, Diderot and D’Alembert

Detail: silk, yarn, workshop, workmen, vat, dye, firewood, well, bottle, tumbler, bucket, ladle, paddle, oven, chair, axe, wood shoes, spigot

Categories: 18th Century, Engraving, French | Tags: axe, bottle, bucket, chair, Diderot Encyclopedia, dye, firewood, ladle, oven, paddle, silk, spigot, tumbler, vat, well, wood shoes, workmen, workshop, yarn | Leave a comment

Still life with Ebony Chest – Pereda 1652

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Jon Townsend

Antonio de Pereda 1611 – 1678

Would you like a snack?

Detail: chest, keys, cups, tumbler, porridge pot, mulling stick, plate, biscuit, band box, cheese, bowl, flask.

Categories: 17th Century, Painting, Spanish | Tags: antonio de pereda, band box, biscuit, bowl, cheese, chest, cups, flask, food, keys, mulling stick, plate, porridge pot, tumbler | Leave a comment

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