Robinson op zyne eyland 1842 - 1856

"Robinson op zyne Eyland" is a wood-engraving by P.J. Delhuvenne, created between 1842 and 1856. The print consists of nine panels, each depicting a scene from Daniel Defoe's classic novel, "Robinson Crusoe." These panels tell the story of Robinson Crusoe's journey, from his shipwrecking to his survival on a deserted island. The engravings feature detailed and colorful images that capture the imagination of viewers. "Robinson op zyne Eyland" is a great example of 19th-century book illustration and a testament to the enduring popularity of "Robinson Crusoe."