Twistende figuren die uit een deur- en raamopening hangen 1802 - 1883

This etching by Ferdinand de Braekeleer (I) depicts two figures engaged in a lively conversation. The figures are positioned outside a doorway and a window, their bodies leaning out of the openings in a dynamic and expressive pose. The artist's use of fine lines and hatching creates a sense of depth and volume, rendering the scene in a realistic and detailed manner. The etching captures the intimate moment of a casual encounter, providing a glimpse into the everyday lives of individuals in the 19th century. De Braekeleer was known for his genre scenes and portraits, and this artwork exemplifies his skillful execution of these subjects, showcasing his mastery of etching as a medium.