Sluitvignet met fronsend mannenhoofd, doedelzakken en een dansend paar 1896

This black and white illustration by Dutch artist Reinier de Vries, created in 1896, depicts a stylized vignette. It features a pair of figures dancing on top of two bagpipes, with a frowny man's face at the bottom, possibly representing the sound of the bagpipes. The artwork is an example of the Art Nouveau style, as seen in the curved lines and organic shapes. The stylized figures and use of negative space give this vignette a sense of flatness and abstract design.