Interieur met doedelzak- en vioolspeler en twee zangers 1629 - 1670

This etching, *Interieur met doedelzak- en vioolspeler en twee zangers*, was created by Jacques Dassonville between 1629 and 1670. It depicts a lively scene of a group of figures, including a bagpipe player, a violinist, and two singers, gathered together in a tavern. The artist’s masterful use of line and shadow adds depth and realism to the scene, highlighting the interplay between the musicians and the audience. The etching is a small piece, measuring just 78 mm in height and 84 mm in width, yet it packs a punch of detail and energy. This small but detailed work shows Dassonville's attention to capturing the social interactions and lively atmosphere of everyday life.