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Colour print of a shepherd with a dog gazing at ships on the sea, with sheep on rocks and a Dutch poem panel.

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De herder en de zee, Gaston Gélibert (1876-1890), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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A colored print titled De herder en de zee, after a La Fontaine fable, shows a shepherd in a dark cloak and feathered hat gesturing toward ships on the sea while a black dog sits beside him. A rocky coast with grazing sheep fills the right side, and a Dutch verse text is set in a panel within the image. The sheet carries the publisher Imprimerie-Librairie Quantin, Paris, Imagerie Artistique, Série 8, No. 1, and is dated 1876-1890 and attributed to Gaston Gélibert.

Museum record: Rijksmuseum