
Gobbo Playing the Bagpipe [Gobbi] by Jacques Callot, 1622. The Gobbi were a well known troup of dwarves who used to perform in the 16th century. This image is actually one in a series. | 
19th C. copy of "Les Gobbi" after Jacques Callot |

And another 19th c. copy | 
Giuseppe Maria Mitelli, Sonatori sconcertati (Discordant Musicians), from an unnumbered set of twelve caricatures engraved after Pietro de Rossi's drawings, 1686 (looks like Callot again). |

Bagpiper by David Deuchar (fl. 1771-1803) | 
This by Anton Overlaet Flemish , 1720 - 1774 after a painting by David Teniers. Doesn't this look like Deuchar's Bagpiper? |

John Dixon Batten British, The Piper 14 April 1905 | 
The Witches Dance in Aloway Kirk by John Faed |

Hyacinthe Rigaud French, Sheet of Studies of Hands Playing Bagpipes and Drapery, 1735 | 
Peasants Dancing To Bagpipe Music In Landscape With Ruins And Animals, A.-F. Bargas, 17th - 18th century |