The Flute Player 

This circular woodcut print by Master WI, a German artist active in the 16th century, depicts a scene with three figures. A man dressed in elaborate clothing plays a flute while seated in a forest. A woman and a child stand behind him, watching him play. Master WI, known for his detailed engravings, used cross-hatching to create a sense of volume and texture, highlighting the intricate patterns in the man's clothing. The scene is reminiscent of the artistic tradition of portraying musicians and their patrons, showcasing the artistry of the era.