Meisjes leren grammatica 1868
desiremathieuquesnel
aged paper
yellowing background
photo restoration
parchment
old engraving style
retro 'vintage design
archive photography
historical photography
old-timey
19th century
"Meisjes leren grammatica" is a satirical lithograph by Désiré Mathieu Quesnel, created in 1868. The artwork depicts a group of young women gathered around a table, intently studying their textbooks in a humorous manner. This scene was likely meant to poke fun at the education of women in the 19th century, suggesting that their focus on grammar and rhetoric was frivolous or irrelevant. The artist's attention to detail and the playful expressions on the girls' faces create a light-hearted tone, while the inclusion of a globe and bookshelves hints at the setting of a classroom or library. This piece provides a glimpse into societal perceptions of education and gender roles during the Victorian era.
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