Elf voorstellingen van menselijk tijdverdrijf 1837

"Elf voorstellingen van menselijk tijdverdrijf" (Eleven representations of human pastimes) is a lithograph by Victor Adam, a 19th-century French artist. Created in 1837, this work depicts a variety of figures engaged in everyday activities such as walking, horseback riding, and conversing. The composition is a grid of individual scenes, showcasing Adam's keen observation of human interaction and his ability to capture the nuances of social life. The lithograph is a humorous and satirical commentary on the Parisian society of the time, and is considered to be a significant example of 19th-century French lithography.