Vioolspeler met twee jongens 1670 - 1724

"Vioolspeler met twee jongens" (Violin Player with Two Boys), an etching by Jacob Gole, depicts a humorous scene of three young men, one playing the violin while the other two listen and react with laughter and gestures. Created between 1670 and 1724, this print showcases the Dutch artist's skill in capturing the dynamics of everyday life. The intricate details of the clothing and the lively expressions add a sense of realism and charm to the composition. Currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, this artwork offers a glimpse into the social interactions and amusement of 17th-century Dutch society.