Zes lieden in een interieur c. 1690 - 1730

"Zes lieden in een interieur" is an anonymous 18th century Dutch etching. This print depicts six figures in a simple interior setting. The figures are engaged in a lively conversation and appear to be enjoying a meal. The scene is characterized by the use of strong lines and shading, typical of Dutch printmaking. The artwork's focus on everyday life is reflective of the genre of "genre painting," which was popular during the 17th and 18th centuries. The anonymous artist skillfully captures the intimacy and warmth of a shared meal, creating a relatable and engaging scene for viewers.