Interior of a Picture Gallery 1615 - 1625

Hans Jordaens III’s *Interior of a Picture Gallery*, created between 1615-1625, is a captivating pen and ink drawing that showcases the artist’s skilled hand. The drawing depicts a gallery filled with artwork, with figures examining paintings, a common theme for artists of the time. The meticulous details in this artwork demonstrate Jordaens’ artistic prowess and his passion for the visual arts. The interplay of light and shadow, the use of line, and the artist’s signature style contribute to the overall impact of this captivating piece, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.