A valley with rocky hills on either side: men and women are guarding livestock, dancing and playing music. Etching and stipple by J. Scott, 1815, after W.M. Craig after N. Berchem.

A woman plays the tambourine, a man plays the hurdy-gurdy, and a man and a woman are dancing. Above left, a goatherd is playing a flute. In the foreground are sheep, goats and cattle. In the distance, two couples walk with their dogs, and a cart is drawn by three horses. A windmill, a church, farm buildings, and a wooden bridge over the river are shown. Far right, a large building on a hilltop