Dansend stel, de man draagt een hoed met een lange veer c. 1537 - 1555

This etching, created by Cornelis Bos around 1537-1555, depicts a couple dancing. The man wears a feathered hat and a richly ornamented doublet while the woman is dressed in a gown with a laced bodice. The artwork showcases Bos's skillful use of line and detail in capturing the movement of the figures, a common theme in his work. This small-scale print, now part of the Rijksmuseum's collection, demonstrates the artistic trends of 16th-century Northern Europe, where engravings were a popular medium for disseminating images and ideas.