Landweg in Holland, vorne zwei Ziegen 

Here is the audio guide script for the artwork provided: This drawing, Landweg in Holland, vorne zwei Ziegen, was created by Max Liebermann. We see a rustic path in Holland, where two goats graze. Their presence is a motif that echoes through centuries of art. The goat, often a symbol of vitality and rustic life, connects us to ancient pastoral scenes. Think of the goat's appearance in classical mythology: sometimes associated with the divine and the nurturing, like Amalthea, the goat who nursed Zeus; other times, connected to the base instincts in the figure of the satyr. Observe how Liebermann reduces this rich history to its most elemental form. The goats here are not grand mythological figures, but simple, earthly creatures. In this transition, something is lost, but much is also gained. There is a deep, almost primal connection to the natural world. This image, seemingly simple, engages us on a subconscious level, drawing upon collective memories of humanity's relationship with nature and the animal world. This cyclical progression continues, as the goat resurfaces in our cultural imagination, taking on new forms and meanings.