Jack de reuzendooder 1850 - 1881

"Jack de Reuzendooder" is a print created by Dirk Noothoven van Goor between 1850 and 1881. The image is composed of eight black and white illustrations, each depicting a scene from the titular story about a giant killer. The print is in the Dutch language, with each scene accompanied by a caption narrating the story. This artwork was printed in the Netherlands and represents a popular folklore story of the time. "Jack de Reuzendooder" is an example of traditional woodcut printing which was a common method of reproduction in the 19th century. The artwork was likely intended for a popular audience, potentially children. The artwork, a popular print, displays the narrative style of the story and is a good example of visual storytelling in the 19th century, where images were used to bring stories to life.