Joris Ysegrim en Quastighe Jopje 1612 - 1652

"Joris Ysegrim en Quastighe Jopje" is an etching by Johannes of Lucas van Doetechum created between 1612 and 1652. The piece is a double portrait, depicting Joris Ysegrim and Quastighe Jopje in separate oval frames, arranged side-by-side. Each figure is rendered in a realistic style, with careful attention to detail in their clothing and facial features. The work is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and measures 133 mm in height and 187 mm in width. This etching likely served as an illustration for a printed publication, a common practice during the 17th century. The combination of portraiture and etching technique is typical of the Dutch Golden Age.