Mensen krabben zichzelf tijdens een processie door de stad 1867

Henri François Schaefels's 1867 etching, "Mensen krabben zichzelf tijdens een processie door de stad," depicts a bustling scene of people in a procession through a European city. The artwork captures the dynamic movement of the crowd and the intricate details of the surrounding architecture, showcasing Schaefels's skill in rendering lifelike figures and architectural elements. The etching's small size adds to its intimacy, inviting viewers to explore the bustling activity of the scene. The artwork is a testament to the artist's ability to capture the energy and vibrancy of urban life in the mid-19th century.