Waterput en een tent bij een ruïne 1632 - 1679

"Waterput en een tent bij een ruïne" (Well and a tent by a ruin) is an etching by Flemish artist Robert van den Hoecke, dating from between 1632 and 1679. The artwork depicts a rural scene with a well in the foreground, a tent, and a group of figures interacting around a wagon. The background features a ruined building. Van den Hoecke is known for his detailed depictions of everyday life and landscapes, which he often combined with architectural motifs. This etching reflects his interest in the mundane aspects of rural life and the fleeting beauty of nature. The artist's skilled use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth and realism, making the scene appear almost photographic.