Interieur met kaartspelend gezelschap c. 1730

"Interieur met kaartspelend gezelschap" (Interior with a company playing cards), an etching created by Jacques Philippe Le Bas around 1730, depicts a scene of leisure in a grand interior. The scene is set in a richly decorated room, with ornate moldings and a large window. A group of elegantly dressed individuals are gathered around a table, playing cards, while a dog looks on. The work, part of a series of prints depicting the four seasons, highlights the social and cultural life of the Rococo period. The intricate details and lively composition showcase Le Bas's mastery of printmaking. This work is now housed in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, and measures 430 mm in height and 349 mm in width.