Vijftien voorstellingen uit het dagelijks leven met diverse menselijke figuren en dieren 1832

This lithograph by Victor Adam, titled "Vijftien voorstellingen uit het dagelijks leven met diverse menselijke figuren en dieren", depicts 15 scenes of daily life from 1832. The black and white print contains a variety of vignettes, each capturing a unique moment from everyday life in 19th-century society. The work is housed in the Rijksmuseum and features a diverse range of subjects, from animals and children to adults engaged in various activities. The composition is balanced with a focus on detailed figures and their interactions, highlighting the artist's ability to capture the dynamism of everyday occurrences. The lithographic print exemplifies Adam's talent in illustrating daily life through a series of individual scenes, making it a fascinating glimpse into the period's societal habits and customs.