In a house, a man sits by the fireplace beside his bed, family members caring for him. A doctor sits next to him, talking. In the room to the right we see what has happened to the man since his fall (see the first two prints in the series): his head wound has been treated and he has been walking on crutches. In the foreground again the doctor, standing amid books and medical instruments. Beneath the scene are engraved Latin and Greek texts and (outside the picture border but on the same leaf) a printed Dutch text, explaining that the doctor is treated as an ordinary person when the sick person is almost cured. This print is part of a series of four which show how the doctor is regarded and valued during his visits to the patient: when he enters the room as a god, after first aid as an angel, when he is cured as a human being and when he has to pay as a devil., The doctor as a human being The medical profession (series title), print maker: Hendrick Goltzius, (workshop of), Hendrick Golt