Ontleend uit de ongewijde geschiedenis 1843
janschuitemaker
aged paper
old engraving style
sketch book
personal sketchbook
sketchwork
journal
old-timey
sketchbook drawing
storyboard and sketchbook work
sketchbook art
"Ontleend uit de ongewijde geschiedenis" is a print created by Jan Schuitemaker in 1843. The artwork is a print of a page from a children's magazine, "Prenten-Magazijn Voor de Jeugd", and is divided into four panels depicting scenes from Greek mythology. The artwork features illustrations of stories with accompanying text. The panels showcase distinct scenes, such as the Trojan Horse being pulled into Troy, the Greek hero Ulysses being tied to a mast to avoid the Sirens' calls, and a feast among the Gods. This piece represents a popular genre of educational illustration, where children's magazines would use captivating visuals to teach about mythology and history. The artwork is notable for its detailed, yet simplistic style, and its focus on educating young minds through storytelling and imagery.
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