Two women and a man 1662

This graphite drawing, "Two women and a man," by Dutch artist Esaias Boursse, depicts three figures in a landscape setting. The figures are likely an exploration of the artist's interest in depicting people from different cultures and is characteristic of the 17th-century Dutch art tradition. Boursse, born in 1631, was known for his skilled draftsmanship and attention to detail, which can be seen in the intricate rendering of the figures' clothing and the texture of the landscape. The drawing, dated 1662, exemplifies Boursse's artistic style, which was influenced by the influential Dutch Golden Age. The work offers insight into the artist's fascination with observing and representing different societies and cultures, reflecting the growing global connections during his time.