Zeepbellen blazende jongen 1761

Johann Georg Wille's "Zeepbellen blazende jongen" (1761) is an etching depicting a young boy blowing bubbles through a window. The boy's pose, framed by the window, creates a sense of intimacy. The detail of his clothing and the bubbles add a sense of realism to the scene. This artwork is a prime example of the Rococo style and a testament to Wille's skill in capturing the essence of childhood innocence. This print is considered a portrait of a young boy named Dumary, who was the physician to Louis XV.