Father and Son with the Donkey on Their Backs, Karel van Mallery, 1570 - 1612 Canvas Print
A boy and his father carry a donkey on their backs. On the left many bystanders, making speaking gestures. Imagination of the Aisopian fable about the father, son and donkey. Fifth scene of the fable, which tells how the father and son carry the donkey, in order to get the best prize for the animal on the market. Of course, they get the most criticism for this. It goes wrong and the donkey drowns. The moral of the story is that when one tries to satisfy everyone, you end up not satisfying anyone. Sixth print from a series of six with performances from Aesopus' fable about the father, son and donkey.
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