Rechts im Vordergrund unter einem Weidenstamm ein Mann und eine Frau mit Kind und Hund 

Leendert Overbeek rendered this landscape scene with pen and brush, capturing a moment of domestic tranquility. At its heart lies the ancient symbol of the family, sheltered beneath the expansive Weidenstamm, or willow tree. The family, composed of mother, father, child and dog, reappears across centuries and cultures—from Roman votive reliefs to Renaissance paintings, each iteration echoing an eternal longing for connection and security. The willow, often associated with mourning and protection, drapes its branches like a protective embrace, offering a sanctuary of shade and calm. Consider how the tree's presence invokes a primal response, tapping into our collective memory. Weidenstamm is not merely a tree; it is a visual metaphor for the shelter and continuity we seek in our own lives. Thus, Overbeek’s sketch invites us to contemplate the cyclical nature of these symbols, forever evolving yet eternally resonant in the human psyche.