Deze rijden en rotsen om van te beven, / Zoo zagtjes maar voort, en maken geen leven 1781 - 1828

"Deze rijden en rotsen om van te beven, / Zoo zagtjes maar voort, en maken geen leven," is a 19th-century Dutch satirical print by Alexander Cranendoncq, depicting four different scenarios involving carriages and horses, each accompanied by humorous rhyming text. The artwork, created between 1781 and 1828, satirizes the leisurely pace and mundane nature of life, capturing the social commentary of the era. This print exemplifies the popular Dutch genre of "volkstaal" imagery, engaging audiences with a playful and relatable representation of everyday life.