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Le Rémouleur (the Knifegrinder)
by Francisco de Goya (Spanish, 1746-1828)
oil on canvas, 1806-1812
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The Knife-Grinders
by Gustave Courbet (French, 1819-1877)
oil on canvas, 1848-1850
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Man supervising another sharpening an axe with a boy turning the wheel
by Biagio Pupini (Italian, 1511-1575)
pen and ink and wash
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Sharpening of Knives
by David Teniers the Younger (Flemish, 1610-1690)
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Sharpening Workman
by Hartman Schopperum
printed at Frankfurt on the Maine (Frankfurt), Germany in 1548
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Knife Sharpener
by William Henry Pyne (English, 1769-1843)
1808
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Detail of Knife Grinder from "The Cryes of London, with their Severall Notes"
by Pricke
1655
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Knives or Cisers to Grind
by Marcellus Laroon (Dutch, 1653-1702)
1688
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Knives, Scissors and Razors to Grind
by Francis Wheatley (English, 1747-1801)
c.1792
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Knives to Grind
by William Marshall Craig (English, 1788-1827)
1801
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Knives to Grind
by Thomas Rowlandson (English, 1757-1827)
c.1804
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Grindstone by André Jacob Roubo
by André Jacob Roubo (French, 1739-1791)
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A water wheel for sharpening
Page 1130, figure 1029 in his 1850 book, Turning and Mechanical Manipulation, Vol. 3 - Abrasive and Other Processes not Accomplished with Cutting Tools
by Charles Holtzapffel (English, 1806-1847)
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A small water wheel for sharpening
Page 1132, figure 1030 in his 1850 book, Turning and Mechanical Manipulation, Vol. 3 - Abrasive and Other Processes not Accomplished with Cutting Tools
by Charles Holtzapffel (English, 1806-1847)
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