Man vlucht voor een blaffende hond 1682

"Man vlucht voor een blaffende hond" is an etching by Dutch artist Arnold Houbraken, dated 1682. This piece, part of his series *Der Wereld*, depicts a man running away from a barking dog. The detailed scene features a lone tree in the background and the dynamic poses of the man and dog convey a sense of fear and urgency. This etching serves as a visual allegory for the foolishness and irrationality often exhibited by humans. Houbraken's work is notable for its detailed linework and its portrayal of everyday human experiences. You can find this etching in the collection of the Rijksmuseum.