Der furchtsame Schmiedelehrling - R. Oppenheim by Nikolaus Hocker

Colored print of a blacksmith with raised hammer and a frightened apprentice holding tongs at an anvil in a workshop.

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Der furchtsame Schmiedelehrling - R. Oppenheim, Nikolaus Hocker (1856-1858). Via artnap.com

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A colored print shows a blacksmith in a green apron raising a heavy hammer above his head while a young apprentice in a lilac shirt grips hot metal with tongs at an anvil. A second worker in a red shirt stands behind them in a dim workshop filled with tools. The German caption beneath reads 'Der furchtsame Schmiedelehrling.' The work is attributed to Nikolaus Hocker and dated 1856-1858.

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