Twistende figuren die uit een deur- en raamopening hangen 1802 - 1883

Ferdinand de Braekeleer (I) created the etching "Twistende figuren die uit een deur- en raamopening hangen" in the early 19th century. The etching depicts two figures, one leaning out of a window and the other out of a doorway, with the figures' bodies twisting as they engage in a lively conversation. The scene is a small and intimate one, capturing a fleeting moment of daily life, with a focus on the figures' expressions and gestures. The image is printed in black and white and conveys a sense of depth and realism. This etching is characteristic of de Braekeleer's style, which was known for its attention to detail and the depiction of ordinary people in everyday settings.