Untitled c. 17th century

Editor: So, this is an untitled etching attributed to Melchior Küsel. It's tiny, just a few inches, but captures a bustling city street. It feels so calm, yet alive. What do you see in this piece? Curator: Well, I'm drawn to the way Küsel uses line to suggest depth. It's almost dreamlike, isn't it? Like a memory half-forgotten. I wonder what story that carriage could tell if it could only speak? Editor: A story! Yes, the human element really personalizes the space, giving grandeur to the architecture. It’s also interesting how the sky is so light while the buildings are so defined. Curator: It’s true, he really emphasizes the permanence of architecture with the ephemeral quality of life. Editor: It’s a snapshot of a moment in time, perfectly preserved. Curator: Indeed, I keep noticing fresh details.