Michael Sweerts – A Man Removing Fleas from Himself and a Sleeping Boy Mauritshuis

Mauritshuis – Michael Sweerts - A Man Removing Fleas from Himself and a Sleeping Boy
c.1650-1654, 78.5×71 cm. Michael Sweerts (1618-1664)

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