Bedelaar by Pieter Jansz. Quast (1615-1647)

Etching of a ragged standing beggar in a torn cap gazing upward beside a thistle plant on grassy ground.

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An etched print by Pieter Quast, dated 1615-1647, shows a ragged standing man in a torn cap and loose buttoned jacket, gazing upward with his hands at his sides. He stands on a grassy patch of ground beside a thistle-like plant. The title, Bedelaar, identifies the figure as a beggar.

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1615-1647

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