Drie landschappen met mannen en vrouwen in Hollandse klederdrachten, ca. 1775 1776

"Drie landschappen met mannen en vrouwen in Hollandse klederdrachten," (Three landscapes with men and women in Dutch costumes) is an etching created by Cornelis Brouwer in 1776. The artwork, housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts three scenes of daily life in 18th-century Holland. The figures, meticulously rendered in the artist's characteristic style, wear traditional clothing, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Netherlands. Brouwer's attention to detail and the use of black and white create a sense of realism and historical authenticity.