Afbeeldingh hoe seven wyven vechten om een mans broeck ende de vrou de broeck aentrecht [(...)] Possibly 1700 - 1865

This anonymous Dutch print from the 1700s to 1865, titled "Afbeeldingh hoe seven wyven vechten om een mans broeck ende de vrou de broeck aentrecht", is a series of five vignettes, each with a proverb and illustration. They depict scenes of daily life, including a man holding a bird, a woman giving flowers to a pig, a person standing like a windmill, a man holding a sail, and a man carrying a globe. The prints are characteristic of Dutch folk art, using simple lines and humorous imagery to express common sayings. They are held in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.