Groep figuren in zeventiende-eeuwse kleding c. 1846 - 1882

"Groep figuren in zeventiende-eeuwse kleding" is a watercolor painting by Cornelis Springer, a Dutch artist known for his historical and genre paintings. Created between 1846 and 1882, the work depicts a group of four figures dressed in 17th-century clothing, showcasing Springer's attention to detail in capturing historical fashion. The painting's loose brushstrokes and delicate washes contribute to a sense of movement and realism, characteristic of Springer's style. Now housed in the Rijksmuseum, this artwork offers a glimpse into the past, highlighting the artist's fascination with historical subjects and his ability to bring them to life through his art.