Haven met hengelaar 1603 - 1658

"Haven met hengelaar" is a 17th-century etching by Abraham Casembroot. The work depicts a harbor scene with several boats and a man fishing in the foreground. This small-scale print, measuring only 79 mm high and 140 mm wide, captures the detail of the bustling harbor life. The etching's fine lines create a sense of depth and perspective, showcasing Casembroot's mastery of the medium. This work, likely created between 1603 and 1658, reflects the artistic trends of the Dutch Golden Age, which was known for its detailed depictions of everyday life and landscapes.