De dappere fluitspeler 1828 - 1937

"De dappere fluitspeler" (The brave flute player) is a 19th century Dutch illustrated story, created by artists Oehmigke & Riemschnieder. The artwork depicts a narrative told through a series of sequential images, with accompanying text underneath each scene. This artwork was created in a woodcut style, characteristic of the time period, and is a prime example of a popular genre known as "prentenboeken" or picture books. The detailed visuals, combined with the text, engage readers of all ages in a captivating story. The artwork measures 406 mm in height and 338 mm in width, highlighting the importance of this format in the development of visual storytelling.