Bijbelsche geschiedenis 1861 - 1929

"Bijbelsche geschiedenis" (1861-1929) is a print by Dutch artist Albertus Willem Sijthoff (1829-1913), depicting six scenes from the Bible. The artwork was intended for a wider audience as a tool for educating the masses about biblical history. This lithograph is part of the series "Prenten tot Nut van het Algemeen," which translates to "Prints for the Benefit of the General Public." The print displays scenes from the Old Testament, illustrating stories like Cain and Abel, Abraham and Isaac, and the story of Ruth. The prints were popular during the 19th century, providing a way for the general public to access and engage with religious stories.