Titelblad voor het pamflet: Het Heydinnetje, de Miquelet, en Mooyfraaykiek, In de Pirenëen, 1702 1702

"Titelblad voor het pamflet: Het Heydinnetje, de Miquelet, en Mooyfraaykiek, In de Pirenëen" (Title Page for the Pamphlet: The Little Heathen, the Miquelet, and the Beautiful Frenchwoman, in the Pyrenees) is an etching by Romeyn de Hooghe, created in 1702. This satirical print, held in the Rijksmuseum, depicts three figures: a man in a hat and holding a musket, a woman in a long robe kneeling, and a peasant-like man with a staff. The scene is likely set in the Pyrenees mountains, referencing a historical event or person, perhaps a military figure or a political satire. The etching exemplifies de Hooghe's mastery of detail and expression, characteristic of his satirical prints.