Plate LVIII is that picture which is seen nearest to the spectator on the right side of the fountain in plate LVI. It is, in shape, much like the last, but, as its angular form above was of no consequence, it is represented flat, in order to bring it within the limits of the plate.

We have here a farm or country house, with its usual accompaniments of domestic animais, and the yoke for the oxen on the left. That species of tree or palm, which grows out of the opening of a shed, is peculiar to this picture.