Zes voorstellingen uit het dagelijks leven met mensen en dieren 1832

"Zes voorstellingen uit het dagelijks leven met mensen en dieren" is a lithograph created by Victor Adam in 1832. This print, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases six vignettes depicting everyday life in France during the 19th century. The scenes, rendered in delicate pen and ink, depict various activities from horseback riding to a couple picnicking in a field. This work exemplifies the genre of social realism, capturing the simple pleasures and mundane tasks of ordinary people. The inclusion of animals, such as horses and dogs, adds further layers of meaning and detail to the composition, highlighting the strong connection between humans and their animal companions during this period.