Dus werkt de warmoezier, wiens vlyt op vruchten hoopt, / Tot hy 't volgroeid gewas ter markt om winst verkoopt 1715 - 1813

"Dus werkt de Warmoesier, wiens vlyt op Vruchten hoopt, / Toe hy 't volgroeid Gewas ter Markt om winst verkoopt," is a 1715-1813 Dutch print by the erven weduwe Cornelis Stichter, illustrating the daily life of Dutch gardeners and farmers. The intricate print depicts the various stages of the agricultural process, from planting to harvest, and includes 12 small scenes of everyday life. This print serves as a historical record of the time, and showcases the importance of agriculture in the Netherlands. The scene with the gardener using a trowel is particularly detailed. This piece is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, and is a valuable document of Dutch history and culture.