Who painted Richly Embellished Goblet?

Richly Embellished Goblet was painted by Mathis Zündt in 1535.

Where can I see Richly Embellished Goblet?

Richly Embellished Goblet is held by National Gallery of Art.

What movement is Richly Embellished Goblet?

Richly Embellished Goblet is associated with Renaissance.

Artwork

Richly Embellished Goblet

Mathis Zündt , 1535

Richly Embellished Goblet is an ink print by the Renaissance artist Mathis Zündt. It dates from 1535 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art.

About this work

Overview

The Richly Embellished Goblet is an etching created by Mathis Zündt, a German engraver active in Nuremberg, in 1535. It is a print depicting an ornate goblet with intricate figures and classical elements.

Subject & Meaning

The goblet is adorned with various decorative motifs, including a coat of arms, leafy patterns, scrollwork, and tiny masks. The level of detail suggests the goblet is a luxurious item, possibly symbolizing wealth or status.

Technique & Style

Zündt used etching to create the print, employing lines to convey texture and achieve a high level of precision. The style is characteristic of Renaissance art, with its focus on decoration and detailed rendering.

History & Provenance

Mathis Zündt was known for his work in engraving and etching, producing a range of subjects including portraits, religious scenes, allegories, and decorative motifs. The Richly Embellished Goblet is an example of his work in the decorative arts.