´T onschuldige vermaak der kindren, / Is aangenaam en kan niet hindren, / Maar 't schrikverwekkend onbescheid / Is 't dat de jeugd vermaak ontzeid 1806 - 1830

This is an etching by Johan Noman, a Dutch artist who lived in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The work, titled "Innocent amusement for children, is pleasant and cannot hinder, but the frightening, unseemly nature of it is that it deprives the youth of enjoyment", consists of four scenes representing children at play, each with a corresponding caption. The artist uses intricate detail and delicate lines to depict the children's carefree interactions. The etching is an example of 19th-century printmaking, reflecting the social customs and values of the era. This artwork can be found in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.