Created on 2024-11-16

This image is a black-and-white etching depicting a figure with the head of a donkey, dressed in human attire, reading a book. The humanoid donkey is wearing a shirt with ruffle neckwear, a jacket, and breeches. It holds a round-rimmed eyeglass in its hand and is seated in a pondering pose. An open book rests on its lap, and it appears to be teaching or instructing two other donkeys that are peeking from behind, listening attentively. At the bottom of the etching, there's a caption in Spanish that reads "Si sabrá más el discípulo?" which translates to "Will the student know more?" The style of the artwork suggests it may be from a historic period or part of a collection of satirical or allegorical prints. The etching seems to be part of a book or portfolio, given the binding visible on the left edge and the page number "37" in the top right corner. The image and caption together imply a satirical commentary on education, learning, or possibly the folly of pretending to know more than one actually does.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image depicts a scene of a person wearing an elaborate, ornate costume, resembling a fantastical, animal-like figure. The person is seated, holding what appears to be a book or document in their hands. The background is somewhat obscured, but there are hints of natural elements, suggesting a rural or outdoor setting. The overall style and presentation of the image suggest it may be an illustration or engraving from an older, historical source.