XXVI Goet voer, goe vaelt by Roemer Visscher

XXVI Goet voer, goe vaelt 1614

aged paper

toned paper

ink paper printed

sketch book

personal sketchbook

journal

sketchbook drawing

storyboard and sketchbook work

sketchbook art

watercolor

"XXVI Goet voer, goe vaelt" is an etching by Dutch artist Roemer Visscher, created in 1614. The print depicts a pile of hay with a rake, a sickle, and a pitchfork resting on top. This image is part of a larger series of etchings, "Het Eerste Schock," which features various scenes and proverbs from daily life. The work's simple composition and illustrative style make it a prime example of Dutch Golden Age graphic art, reflecting Visscher's skill in conveying both visual and conceptual meaning through printmaking.