Twee monniken betasten een vrouw 1659 - 1704

"Twee monniken betasten een vrouw" is a 17th-century etching by Dutch artist Paul van (II) Somer, depicting a humorous scene of two monks flirting with a woman. This small, intimate print (150 x 198 mm) captures the playful and mischievous nature of the encounter, showcasing Somer's talent for capturing expressions and gestures in a lively manner. The etching is housed in the Rijksmuseum, allowing art enthusiasts to appreciate the artist's unique style and subject matter. This work exemplifies Somer's interest in everyday life and its humorous aspects, a theme prominent in Dutch art during his lifetime.