[(...)] vreugde en bezigheden, aan de lieve jeugd bekend, Kunt zy hier volop beschouwen, in verscheidenheid van prent before 1831

This Dutch broadside, [(...)] vreugde en bezigheden, aan de lieve jeugd bekend, Kunt zy hier volop beschouwen, in verscheidenheid van prent (Pleasures and Occupations, Known to Dear Youth, You Can View Them Here Abundantly, in a Variety of Pictures), was created before 1831 by the artists W. & M.P. Hissink. The broadside consists of 24 illustrations depicting a range of activities, including children playing, people working, and rural scenes, each accompanied by a short verse in Dutch, making it a visual and literary representation of Dutch life in the 19th century. The simple black and white line drawings are characteristic of early Dutch broadsides, appealing to a young audience with their straightforward and engaging subject matter. This broadside, with its blend of visual and textual elements, serves as a window into the daily life and values of 19th-century Dutch society.