Veehoeders 1650 - 1716

"Veehoeders" (Cattle Herders), created between 1650 and 1716 by Dutch artist Cornelis Bloemaert, depicts a scene of rural life. The etching showcases a group of figures, including a bull and a shepherd, amidst a landscape of trees and rolling hills. The work is known for its detailed rendering of figures and their surroundings, capturing the essence of daily life in the Dutch countryside. The artwork is now held at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, offering a glimpse into the artistic practices of the 17th century.