Drinkende man, vrouw en violist c. 1759 - 1831

"Drinkende man, vrouw en violist" (Drinking man, woman and violinist) is an etching by Dutch artist Wybrand Hendriks, created between 1759 and 1831. The artwork portrays three figures seated at a table, two men and a woman, in a simple interior setting. One man holds a glass to his lips as if toasting, while the other holds a violin and appears to be about to play. The woman sits patiently at the table, possibly watching the performance. Hendriks' style is characterized by detailed, cross-hatched lines that convey a sense of depth and realism. This etching is part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam.