A Woman Standing by a Seated Man 1616 - 1677

"A Woman Standing by a Seated Man" is an etching by Dutch artist Thomas Wijck, created between 1616 and 1677. The artwork depicts a street scene in a European city, with a woman standing beside a seated man. The scene is characterized by its detailed depiction of architecture and figures, including a partially ruined building and a distant bell tower. Wijck is known for his masterful use of line and shading, which gives the etching a sense of depth and realism. This work is a testament to his skill in capturing the everyday life of his time, and it remains a popular example of his artistic style. The etching is part of the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.