Five professions, Anonymous, After Jan Luyken, After Caspar Luyken, c. 1700 - c. 1790 Five glasses with deputies of professions in a wooden stress. The appealed profession is also always mentioned on the glass. On the far left: 'carpenter', with an ax raised in the air to chop on the floor in a piece of wood. To the right of that: 'shrine worker', standing with a flat -planed at a work table, a cupboard to his right. In the middle: 'Book Drucker', two men at a printing press. To the right of that: 'Kleer maker', standing behind a table with needle and thread. On the far right: 'Scheep Maker',

Five professions, Anonymous, After Jan Luyken, After Caspar Luyken, c. 1700 - c. 1790 Five glasses with deputies of professions in a wooden stress. The appealed profession is also always mentioned on the glass. On the far left: 'carpenter', with an ax raised in the air to chop on the floor in a piece of wood. To the right of that: 'shrine worker', standing with a flat -planed at a work table, a cupboard to his right. In the middle: 'Book Drucker', two men at a printing press. To the right of that: 'Kleer maker', standing behind a table with needle and thread. On the far right: 'Scheep Maker', a man with a hammer hits wooden pens in the hull of a boat, another man puts a wooden pen in the hull. Images seem to partly go back to the prints the Menselyk Bedryf of Jan and Caspar Luyken, but are not immediately copied or pulled over. The professions and the composition of the images deviate too much from the original prints for this. Netherlands oak (wood). glass Five glasses with deputies of professions in a wooden stress. The appealed profession is also always mentioned on the glass. On the far left: 'carpenter', with an ax raised in the air to chop on the floor in a piece of wood. To the right of that: 'shrine worker', standing with a flat -planed at a work table, a cupboard to his right. In the middle: 'Book Drucker', two men at a printing press. To the right of that: 'Kleer maker', standing behind a table with needle and thread. On the far right: 'Scheep Maker', a man with a hammer hits wooden pens in the hull of a boat, another man puts a wooden pen in the hull. Images seem to partly go back to the prints the Menselyk Bedryf of Jan and Caspar Luyken, but are not immediately copied or pulled over. The professions and the composition of the images deviate too much from the original prints for this. Netherlands oak (wood). glass

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