Vijftien voorstellingen uit het dagelijks leven met diverse menselijke figuren 1833

This lithograph, created in 1833 by Victor Adam, is part of a series titled “Croquades,” or sketches, portraying scenes of everyday life. The artwork, featuring 15 distinct vignettes of various people, illustrates the diverse social interactions of Adam's time, from a woman selling a loaf of bread, a child playing with a dog, to soldiers on horseback. The realistic, almost caricature-like depiction of everyday life makes Adam’s "Croquades" engaging and entertaining for viewers. This particular artwork, housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into 19th-century Dutch society, highlighting the importance of everyday life as a subject in art.