Muzikanten in een interieur 1606 - 1674

Leonaert Bramer's "Muzikanten in een interieur" (1606-1674) depicts a lively scene of musicians in a room. The detailed drawing showcases Bramer's mastery of depicting movement and light through the use of hatching and cross-hatching. This work, housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a captivating example of Dutch 17th-century genre painting. The composition features a range of musical instruments, including a lute, violin, and a large cello, highlighting the importance of music in Dutch society. The inclusion of a monkey, a parrot, and dogs further enhances the playful atmosphere of the scene.