Kwatrijnen bij voorstellingen van een stijfster en een kamenierster 1641

Crispijn van de Passe's "Kwatrijnen bij voorstellingen van een stijfster en een kamenierster," a Dutch-language broadside, is a visual representation of two poems from 1641 about the duties of a laundress and a chambermaid. The poems were written in quatrains, each depicting a different task performed by the maids. The artwork is in the collection of the Rijksmuseum, and is a small-scale, rectangular print measuring 140 mm in height and 190 mm in width. This is a unique example of a 17th-century broadside, which was a common form of popular printed literature, often used to communicate news, political commentary, or, as in this case, poems.