Van al de letters, op de letterlyst gesteld, / Vindt ge onder elk de zaal, die u 't afbeeldsel meldt, / Gy kunt, ô jeugd! dan naam daar van dus leeren spellen; / of leezen, om hierin een nut vermaak te stellen 1715 - 1813

This 18th-century Dutch educational print, "Van al de letters, op de letterlyst gesteld," created by the heirs of Cornelis Stichter, is a charming example of early childhood learning materials. The print features a grid of 26 illustrated squares, each depicting an object or scene that starts with a different letter of the alphabet. This alphabet chart, with its straightforward visual presentation and accompanying Dutch verses, offers a playful way for young learners to familiarize themselves with the letters and their corresponding words. The print is a valuable historical artifact that speaks to the long-standing tradition of visual aids in education, and offers a fascinating window into the world of 18th-century Dutch printmaking and children's literature.