Wimpje moedwil, of de kleine deugniet 1869 - 1888

*Wimpje moedwil, of de kleine deugniet* (1869-1888) is a series of 16 panels illustrating the mischievous acts of a young boy named Wimpje. Created by J.H. van (II) Wees, this colorful lithograph captures the everyday escapades of a Dutch child. Each scene depicts Wimpje engaging in various acts of naughtiness, such as riding a pig, throwing a ball, and spilling water. With its simple narrative and vivid imagery, *Wimpje moedwil* is a classic example of children's literature and provides a glimpse into Dutch culture and storytelling during the late 19th century.