Artwork
"Foockel Lach-een-reys" and "Lazarus Sonder-Zeer"
"Foockel Lach-een-reys" and "Lazarus Sonder-Zeer" is an ink print by the Renaissance artist Lucas van Doetechum. It dates from 1564 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art.
About this work
Overview
The print 'Foockel Lach-een-reys' and 'Lazarus Sonder-Zeer' is an etching by Lucas van Doetechum, created around 1564.
Subject & Meaning
The image depicts a close-up of a face within an oval frame, with the person's mouth open in a loud expression, possibly laughter or a shout. The title suggests the figure is a representation of mockery or jest.
Technique & Style
The etching is characterized by sharp, detailed lines, typical of the medium. The black-and-white image features a figure with disheveled hair and a ruff collar, rendered with precision.
Artist & collection
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