Sater en nimf rustend bij een fontein tijdens de oogst 1641 - 1695

"Sater en nimf rustend bij een fontein tijdens de oogst" is an etching created by Nicolas Perelle between 1641 and 1695. This scene depicts a satyr and a nymph resting together in a field during the harvest season. The work is a small etching, measuring 111 mm in height and 193 mm in width, and is now in the collection of the Rijksmuseum. The composition shows a detailed and realistic depiction of figures and the surrounding landscape, reflecting Perelle's talent for creating picturesque scenes of everyday life. This etching is a fine example of the genre of pastoral art, with its focus on nature, the idyllic countryside, and the interaction between humans and nature.