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Kaartende mannen

Kaartende mannen by Jacobus Harrewijn

Medium

engraving

Dimensions

57; 73

About this artwork

Het Gezicht. Twee mannen spelen een kaartspel. De prent maakt deel uit van een serie van vijf prenten met de vijf zintuigen.

Art Historical Context

**Kaartende mannen (Card-Playing Men)** *Jacobus Harrewijn, 1690* *Engraving, 57 × 73 mm* Step into the lively world of 17th Flemish genre scenes with Jacobus Harrewijn's delicate engraving *Kaartende mannen*. intimate print captures two men intently focused on a card game, expressions alive with concentration and rivalry. Created around 1690, during the Baroque era's flourish in the Dutch and Flemish Low Countries, it exemplifies Harrewijn's skill as an engraver who produced finely detailed reproductive prints for collectors and books. As *Het Gezicht* ("The Sight"), this work forms par...

About the Artist

Jacobus Harrewijn · 16601740

Jacobus Harrewijn (1660-1727) was a Flemish engraver whose topographical prints documented cities, castles, and abbeys throughout the Low Countries during a period of significant political and cultural transformation. Born in Amsterdam and baptized on September 15, 1660, Harrewijn trained under the renowned printmaker Romeyn de Hooghe before establishing himself in the Southern Netherlands. His ca...

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