Volkskleederdragten / De Nederlanden c. 1843 - 1920

"Volkskleederdragten / De Nederlanden" (c. 1843 - 1920) by Ernst Fröhlich is a lithograph depicting four scenes of Dutch people in traditional clothing from various regions. Fröhlich, a German artist born in 1810, was known for his detailed illustrations of costumes and folk traditions. This work provides valuable insight into the diverse regional dress of the Netherlands during the 19th century, showcasing both men and women in their everyday attire. The intricate details of the clothing, ranging from simple working-class garb to more elaborate styles, reflect the social and cultural nuances of the time. This lithograph, measuring 443 mm in height and 349 mm in width, is a testament to Fröhlich's meticulous attention to detail and his interest in documenting the vanishing traditions of European folk dress.