XXXVII Daer hoort meer tom dans by Roemer Visscher

XXXVII Daer hoort meer tom dans 1614

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"XXXVII Daer hoort meer tom dans" (1614) is an etching by Roemer Visscher, a Dutch artist known for his satirical prints. This particular print is part of a larger series titled "Van de Sinnepoppen" (Of the Puppet Show). The scene depicts a pair of clogs, which were a common footwear in the Netherlands at the time, with the caption "Daer hoort meer tom dans" which translates to "That requires more than a dance". This satirical image may be commenting on the struggles of the common people or the absurdity of fashion in the Dutch society. The etching is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum.

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