Juli

In the foreground, a woman carries buckets on a yoke while a man rests with a scythe near a small stone chapel. The middle ground depicts laborers harvesting and raking hay in sunlit fields, while a small boat carries passengers along a river to the right. The scene is framed by tall, detailed trees and includes a distant view of a village with church spires.

This print belongs to the 'Labors of the Months' tradition, which illustrates the intersection of human activity with the cosmic and seasonal cycles of nature. In the context of early modern natural philosophy, such imagery reinforced the idea of a divinely ordered universe where the microcosm of human labor corresponds to the macrocosm of the celestial calendar.