Schip wordt de bocht om geholpen Possibly 1677 - 1696

This anonymous etching depicts a scene of men working to help a ship turn a corner. The small, detailed print shows a calm river scene with a boat and several figures in the foreground. The artist, likely working in the Netherlands in the late 17th century, conveys the scene with careful detail and uses light and shadow to create a sense of depth. The scene, with the small figures working to navigate the ship, suggests a sense of communal effort and everyday life. The etching was likely created as part of a series exploring the customs and practices of life in the Netherlands.