Stock Photo - BROTHER PHILIPPE’S GEESE, by Nicolas Lancret, 1736, French painting, oil on copper. Illustrating one of La Fontaines fables in which a totally innocent young man sees a women for the first time. His father, Brother Philippe, in white robes, was a religious hermit who brought him up away from temptation. The moral is that humans are not so easily molded (BSLOC_2017_14_70)

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