Verschillende bedryven en vermaken 1806 - 1830
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"Verschillende Bedryven en Vermaken" is a wood-engraved print by F. Holtkamp dating from between 1806 and 1830, and housed in the Rijksmuseum. This Dutch artwork depicts a series of 24 individual scenes, each depicting a different trade or pastime, such as "The Schoolmaster", "The Fisherman", and "The Baron". Each scene is framed in a separate square and includes a title in Dutch, which allows the viewer to better understand the subject of each image. These prints were often produced as teaching tools, or for entertainment. The artwork was created by the Dutch artist, F. Holtkamp, whose life and work are not well-documented. The artwork is a fine example of Dutch printmaking of the 19th century. It is known for its detailed and intricate engravings, and its charming depiction of everyday life in the Netherlands during this time.
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