Allerley (2 plaet) / Différens sujets (2 planche) 1833 - 1856

"Allerley (2 plaet) / Différens sujets (2 planche)" is a 19th-century print by Glenisson & Van Genechten. This artwork displays numerous small scenes featuring various figures and objects, presented in rows of squares on the paper. The images are simply printed in black, green, red, and yellow, suggesting a possible use as a children's game or educational material. The piece, a prime example of 19th-century graphic arts, showcases the artists' skillful use of color and detail. The work's title, meaning "All kinds" and "Different subjects" in English, accurately reflects the diversity of the scenes, providing a glimpse into everyday life during the 19th century.