De drie broeders en de dwerg 1828 - 1937

"De drie broeders en de dwerg" (The Three Brothers and the Dwarf) is a 19th-century Dutch illustrated broadside created by Oehmigke & Riemschnieder. This artwork is a vibrant and colorful representation of a popular folk tale. It features 12 individual scenes depicting the story, presented in a grid format. Each scene showcases detailed illustrations of the characters in various costumes and settings, likely designed to engage a young audience. The broadside's purpose was likely educational entertainment, aiming to teach children about morality and social values through a captivating narrative. This artwork exemplifies the artistic traditions of 19th-century printmaking in the Netherlands, characterized by bright colors, clear lines, and a focus on storytelling.