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Portrait of Johannes Lutma
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Like the jar of punches and the chasing hammer in the silversmith’s hand, the partially gilded silver salt cellar in the bottom right corner indicates the subject’s profession. Johannes Lutma was one of Amsterdam’s leading precious metal workers. Several salt cellars by Lutma similar to the one depicted here have survived. Backer probably portrayed Lutma in the year he joined
the board of his guild.
Title: Portrait of Johannes Lutma
Description:
Like the jar of punches and the chasing hammer in the silversmith’s hand, the partially gilded silver salt cellar in the bottom right corner indicates the subject’s profession.
Johannes Lutma was one of Amsterdam’s leading precious metal workers.
Several salt cellars by Lutma similar to the one depicted here have survived.
Backer probably portrayed Lutma in the year he joined
the board of his guild.
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