Harme Snap-op en Keursje-sonder-naed 1612 - 1652

"Harme Snap-op en Keursje-sonder-naed" is an engraving by Johannes of Lucas van Doetechum, created between 1612 and 1652. This artwork is a part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and measures 126 mm in height and 187 mm in width. The artwork features two portraits of individuals in oval frames, a common technique of the time, with a distinctive "hat" or cap, a prominent nose, and an intense facial expression. The engraving's intricate lines and detailed rendering of the facial features suggest the artist's mastery of this art form. The artwork's title, translating to "Harm Snap-up" and "Choice-without-afterthought," may allude to the figures' personalities or the overall message conveyed in their expressions.