De kinderen van meneer Neccair 1746 - 1793

Theodorus de Roode's engraving, "De kinderen van meneer Neccair," depicts three children. The two older children, a boy and girl, are shown with their pet dog in a rounded frame. The young boy in the foreground is dressed in a coat and cap, while the girl, holding the dog, looks out at the viewer. The scene is likely a portrait of the Neccair family, capturing a moment of intimacy and familial connection. De Roode's precise, fine-lined style is typical of Dutch engraving in the 18th century, creating a detailed and realistic portrayal of the family. The delicate lines of the children's faces and the fluffy texture of the dog's fur demonstrate the artist's skill in conveying the nuances of the subject.