Zingende man (het Gehoor) 1670 - 1704

"Zingende man (het Gehoor)" (Singing Man, the Hearing) is a 17th-century etching by Dutch artist Cornelis Dusart, housed at the Rijksmuseum. The artwork depicts a man in a hat, his mouth open in a loud, almost exaggerated, singing motion. Dusart, known for his satirical and humorous depictions of everyday life, uses this etching to highlight a particular human sense—hearing—through the act of singing. This etching is part of a series by Dusart exploring the five senses.