Groep mannen met hoeden en Mooren met tulbanden c. 1660

"Groep mannen met hoeden en Mooren met tulbanden" is a c. 1660 drawing by Dutch artist Wouter Schouten, notable for its depiction of various individuals. The work features two separate sketches: the top shows a group of men in hats, possibly Dutchmen, while the bottom depicts a group of men wearing turbans, likely representing Moors. This drawing exemplifies Schouten's interest in capturing diverse figures, reflecting the multicultural environment of 17th-century Netherlands. The sketches, created in pen and ink, demonstrate his skill in capturing the nuances of human form.