Boerderij; rechts daarvan een afdak voor een wagen 1773 - 1843

Georges Michel created this graphite drawing titled 'Farm; to the right a shed for a wagon'. The rural setting is laden with enduring symbols of sustenance and survival, primarily the well. The well, as a symbol, spans across cultures, representing life and purity. In ancient times, wells were communal gathering spots. It is fascinating to observe how the well has evolved—from a source of physical nourishment to a potent symbol of spiritual depth. Its cyclical significance is reflected in many works of art throughout history. The essence of the rural landscape and the well is not just in its physical manifestation but in its deep-rooted connection to the human spirit. The image resonates, engaging us on a visceral level, reminding us of our dependence on and connection to nature.