't Is Pinkster, en de bloemen praalen / in hoven, velden, groene daalen [(...)] 1806 - 1830

't Is Pinkster, en de bloemen praalen / in hoven, velden, groene daalen [(...)], is a satirical print by J. Robyn, created between 1806 and 1830, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum. The print depicts five figures, each representing a different aspect of human nature: hearing, taste, feeling, sight, and smell. The figures are surrounded by floral wreaths, and the print is titled with the Dutch words for "Pinkster," which is a Dutch holiday. The print likely satirizes contemporary social norms, emphasizing the importance of the senses in understanding the world. This artwork showcases Robyn's talent for visual commentary and highlights 19th-century Dutch social satire and printmaking.