Weet, kindren! stoot die man zijn beenen [(...)] 1861 - 1929

This 19th-century print by Albertus Willem Sijthoff is a Dutch "kinderprenten" or children's print. Composed of 18 vignettes, each features a different child engaging in a simple daily activity, accompanied by a rhyme in Dutch. These playful depictions offer insights into Dutch childhood and daily life during this period, presenting a charming glimpse into the lives of young Dutch people. The print, created for educational purposes, emphasizes the value of learning and observation, making it a valuable document for cultural and social history.