The Invention of the Olive Oil Press
Jan Collaert the Elder · 1525-1580
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Why is this public domain? Jan Collaert the Elder died in 1580; this work is in the public domain.
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This engraving, titled The Invention of the Olive Oil Press, shows workers in a vaulted workshop crushing olives under a large millstone and pressing the paste in a wooden screw press. A donkey and an ox carry barrels and goods through the scene, while large clay jars and a hearth stand in the foreground, with a view of men gathering olives from trees through an opening.
