Van al de letters, op de letterlyst gesteld, / Vindt ge onder elk de zaal, die u 't afbeeldsel meldt, / Gy kunt, ô jeugd! dan naam daar van dus leeren spellen; / of leezen, om hierin een nut vermaak te stellen 1715 - 1813

This Dutch language educational print, titled "Van al de Letters, op de Letterlyst gesteld," created by the heirs of Cornelia Stichter between 1715 and 1813, provides an engaging method for learning the Dutch alphabet. The print is divided into 24 squares, each representing a letter. Each square features a distinct image corresponding to the letter, accompanied by a short verse explaining the image and its connection to the letter. This artwork, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies a historical approach to early literacy instruction, using visual aids and rhyme to make learning more fun and memorable.