Moed beloond 1893 - 1894

"Moed beloond" (Courage Rewarded) is a 19th century illustrated story printed in the "Imagerie d'Epinal" style, a French folk art tradition known for its colorful woodcuts and simple narratives. This particular print, created by Pellerin between 1893-1894, tells a story of a young girl's bravery and the rewards she receives for it. The artwork consists of 20 individual scenes, each depicting a moment in the story, and accompanied by text explaining each scene. The print was made for the Humorous Publishing Co., Kansas City, Mo., suggesting its potential popularity as a children's storybook.