Krüppel und Bettler werden gespeist und getränkt 

"Krüppel und Bettler werden gespeist und getränkt" (Cripples and Beggars are Fed and Watered), a pen drawing by Dutch artist Pieter Cornelisz Kunst, depicts a scene of charity in a village. The detailed drawing shows a woman pouring water from a pitcher into a bowl held by a disabled man, while others nearby are similarly receiving food and drink. This artwork, now in the Städel Museum, provides a glimpse into the social realities of the 16th century, highlighting both the need for charity and the compassion shown towards those less fortunate.