Vervolg van het nieuw prentkundig ABC voor lieve kinderen, met toepasselyke versjes 1856 - 1900

This 19th-century Dutch alphabet book, created by the Monogrammist JZ, utilizes a woodcut illustration style to teach children their letters. The artwork's format of square panels, each depicting an object or person, was a popular way of teaching letter recognition in the 1800s. The illustrations are simple and charming, featuring a variety of objects such as a well, a cow, a soldier, and a summer house, each associated with a corresponding letter of the alphabet. While the subject matter is lighthearted, the artwork offers a glimpse into the educational methods and visual aesthetics of the time period.