Man te paard met een doedelzak 16th century

This 16th-century anonymous engraving, "Man te paard met een doedelzak," depicts a man riding a horse while playing a bagpipe. The figure is shown in profile, facing left, with his right leg extended and his left foot resting in the stirrup. The horse's front leg is raised and its tail flows down behind it, suggesting a dynamic pose. The intricate detailing of the rider's clothing and the horse's anatomy demonstrates the artist's skilled use of line and shading. This small artwork showcases the rich artistic tradition of printmaking in the 16th century, offering a glimpse into the lives and activities of people during this period.