Man met hond 1803 - 1846

"Man met hond" (Man with Dog) is an etching by Paulus Charles Gerard Poelman, created between 1803 and 1846. The detailed etching depicts a man seated, possibly a gentleman, with his back turned and holding a walking stick. A dog stands on the left of the composition, its tail raised, suggesting an air of curiosity or alertness. The piece highlights Poelman's mastery of line and detail in depicting everyday scenes, suggesting a focus on realism.