Jongeman knielt en omhelst man met hoed by Pieter van den Berge

Jongeman knielt en omhelst man met hoed 1711

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pencil drawn

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toned paper

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mechanical pen drawing

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pencil sketch

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old engraving style

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personal sketchbook

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pen-ink sketch

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pen work

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pencil work

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pencil art

"Jongeman knielt en omhelst man met hoed" (1711) by Pieter van den Berge is a detailed etching depicting a scene of reconciliation. The central figures are a young man kneeling and embracing an older man. The scene is framed by a crowd of onlookers, suggesting a public setting. The etching's title and the text at the bottom indicate a connection to a play by Plautus, "The Restored Son". This artwork is a fine example of Dutch Baroque printmaking and offers a glimpse into the artistic and theatrical culture of the early 18th century.

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