De geschiedenis van het zoete Lotje / De geschiedenis van de stoute Emma 1828 - 1937

"De geschiedenis van het zoete Lotje / De geschiedenis van de stoute Emma" is a 19th century Dutch illustrated storybook created by Oehmigke & Riemschnieder. The book features a series of panels depicting the contrasting lives of two young girls, Lotje, who is kind and well-behaved, and Emma, who is mischievous and disobedient. The artwork uses vibrant colors and a simple illustrative style common in children's literature of the period, making it engaging for young readers. The text bubbles in each panel provide a narrative, furthering the educational and entertainment value of the book. The artwork exemplifies the use of sequential art for storytelling, a precursor to the modern comic book.