Three labourers 1662

"Three Labourers" is a 1662 drawing by Dutch artist Esaias Boursse. The work depicts three figures, likely laborers, in various poses, showcasing Boursse's skill in capturing human anatomy and form. The loose, gestural lines create a sense of movement and informality, typical of 17th-century Dutch drawings. The work highlights the everyday lives of ordinary people, a common theme in Dutch art of the period. This drawing exemplifies Boursse's artistic talent and offers insights into social life in 17th-century Holland.