Blindemannetje in interieur met openhaard 1822 - 1826

This print, “Blindemannetje in interieur met openhaard” (Blind Man's Buff in an Interior with a Fireplace), was created by Abraham Raimbach, a renowned English engraver, between 1822 and 1826. Depicting a lively scene of children playing Blind Man's Buff in a rustic interior, the artwork captures the energy and innocence of childhood. The print's meticulous detail and realistic portrayal of the scene exemplify Raimbach's mastery of the engraving technique, showcasing the expressive potential of black and white. The scene is set in a simple room, with a fireplace and a staircase leading up to a loft, adding a touch of realism to the playful subject matter. The print is currently held in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, and measures 504 mm in height and 641 mm in width.