'T is Paasch-feest, dat is ligt te merken, / Daar Jannetje de koopvrouw zeit [(...)] 1715 - 1813

This 18th-century engraving by J. Robyn, titled "T is Paasch-feest, dat is ligt te merken" depicts a lively scene of Dutch children enjoying Easter festivities. The image, now housed at the Rijksmuseum, features a group of children surrounding a vendor selling traditional Easter treats, such as "Paasch-feest" cakes and other sweets. The inscription around the image provides a glimpse into Dutch customs and practices of the time, highlighting the importance of Easter celebration and the joy it brought to children. The scene is captured in a detailed and expressive style, with the artist using fine lines and delicate shading to create a sense of depth and realism. This print offers a window into the visual culture of the Dutch Golden Age, showcasing the vibrant and festive nature of Easter celebrations in 18th-century Amsterdam.