De mens is niet als de dieren / Schaap / Roeiboot / Gastvrijheid before 1767

This is a print by Cornelis van Noorde, created before 1767, and it showcases four scenes depicting human interactions with nature and each other. The first scene shows two women tending to livestock, highlighting the connection between humans and animals. The second scene portrays a sheep in a field, suggesting the peaceful co-existence between humans and nature. The third scene depicts a man rowing a boat, symbolizing human agency in traversing natural waters. The fourth scene portrays a family gathered around a table, emphasizing the importance of social interaction and hospitality within human communities. The print offers a visual glimpse into the daily life of 18th century society and its relationship with the environment.