Kaartspelers en een plassende man by Jan van der Bruggen

Kaartspelers en een plassende man 1659 - 1740

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pencil drawn

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light pencil work

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shading to add clarity

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pencil sketch

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old engraving style

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charcoal drawing

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charcoal art

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pencil drawing

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limited contrast and shading

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pencil work

This etching, titled "Kaartspelers en een plassende man," by Jan van der Bruggen, created between 1659 and 1740, portrays a lively scene of card players. The composition features a group of men engaged in a game of cards, with a woman tending to a fire in the background. The artist captures the intimate atmosphere of the scene, with the figures positioned closely around a small table, their faces illuminated by the soft glow of a candle. The inclusion of a man urinating in the background adds a humorous element to the scene, highlighting the casual nature of everyday life in 17th-century Dutch society. This artwork exemplifies the genre of "genre painting," which depicts scenes from ordinary life, often with a focus on everyday activities.

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