Nieuw Luylekkerland 1765 - 1767

"Nieuw Luylekkerland," a 1765-1767 woodcut by weduwe Hendrik van der Putte, tells a story in 24 panels. This illustrative artwork, in the style of the Dutch "prentenboeken" (picture books) of the 18th century, features scenes of everyday life in the Netherlands. The panels depict humorous events, often involving children and their playful antics. The artwork's simple, colorful style and detailed descriptions provide a glimpse into the daily lives and folklore of the Dutch people during this period. This artwork is a fascinating example of early Dutch graphic art and can be found at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.