Man met een vis Possibly 1522 - 1528

"Man met een vis" (Man with a fish) is a small-scale woodcut by Dirck Vellert, dating back to the early 16th century (1522-1528). This print depicts a man holding a fish and is likely inspired by the "Man with a Fish" motif, a popular theme in Northern European art during the Renaissance. Vellert's use of hatching and cross-hatching, along with his detailed depiction of the man and the fish, creates a sense of realism and depth, characteristic of his artistry. The small size of the woodcut suggests it was intended for personal use or as part of a larger collection.