A man holding a staff and seated on a tree trunk; with two goats to either side; surrounded by downed trees, foliage, and a stream; from a series of six landscapes after Roelandt Savery 1600

"A man holding a staff and seated on a tree trunk; with two goats to either side; surrounded by downed trees, foliage, and a stream; from a series of six landscapes after Roelandt Savery" is a 1600 etching by Dutch artist Roelandt Savery. The print, part of a series of six landscape scenes, depicts a woodland setting with a man seated on a fallen tree trunk, surrounded by lush foliage, and a stream winding through the scene. Two goats stand on either side of the man, adding a touch of realism to the composition. This work is a testament to Savery's meticulous attention to detail, especially in his depiction of nature, a signature element of his artistic style.