Zittende man met hoed in hand, kruik op de grond 1642 - 1664
cornelisbega
pencil drawn
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light pencil work
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"Zittende man met hoed in hand, kruik op de grond," a etching by Cornelis Bega, depicts a seated man holding a hat in his hand, looking off to the side, with a large pot resting on the ground next to him. Bega was a Dutch Golden Age artist known for his etchings and drawings, primarily of genre scenes. The etching, created between 1642-1664, is part of a series of works by Bega that depict everyday life and characters, and is a great example of the artist's distinctive style. The etching captures the man in a contemplative moment, suggesting a moment of quiet contemplation and reflection. The use of light and shadow further enhances the sense of depth and realism in the composition.
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