Rijm-prent 1861 - 1929

"Rijm-Prent" is a 19th-century Dutch print by Albertus Willem Sijthoff, a prominent Dutch publisher and printer. This image is a collection of individual illustrations, each depicting a different scene or object. These illustrations include a sword, a portrait of a woman, a landscape scene with a river, and a man on horseback. This collection of images likely represented a rhyme or riddle, adding an element of playfulness to the work. "Rijm-Prent" was a popular form of art in the Netherlands and served as a source of entertainment and education. The artwork is currently part of the Rijksmuseum collection, highlighting its cultural significance.