Aankomst van orakelvragers in Delphi 1687

This etching, titled "Aankomst der Orakelvragers tot Delphis" (Arrival of Oracle Seekers in Delphi) was created by Dutch artist Romeyn de Hooghe in 1687. Depicting a bustling scene with people, animals, and architecture, the artwork suggests a narrative about a journey to Delphi, a site famous for its oracle. The etching's detailed portrayal of the city and the people around the temple of Delphi, along with its intricate details, makes it a notable example of 17th-century Dutch art. This artwork can be found at the Rijksmuseum, and measures 142 mm in height and 182 mm in width.