Children playing in a Stable 1675

Johann Heinrich Roos' "Children playing in a Stable" (1675) depicts a scene of daily life in a rural setting. Set within a dilapidated stable, the painting portrays children interacting with a horse, a dog, and other farm animals, showcasing the artist's signature style of animal and genre painting. The painting's rich details and naturalism contribute to its popularity with viewers, offering a glimpse into the lives of common people in 17th-century Europe. The work is currently housed in the Städel Museum, Frankfurt am Main, Germany.