Merveilleuses aventures de Jeroboam Blagforsen / Wonderlijke voorvallen van Jeroboam Blagforsen 1833 - 1911

"Merveilleuses aventures de Jeroboam Blagforsen / Wonderlijke voorvallen van Jeroboam Blagforsen" is a colorful comic strip created by Brepols & Dierckx zoon sometime between 1833 and 1911. The artwork, now housed at the Rijksmuseum, depicts a series of whimsical adventures of the titular character, Jeroboam Blagforsen, through a sequence of 12 illustrated panels accompanied by Dutch and French text. The charming, almost childlike style and the lighthearted nature of the panels suggest a comic strip aimed at a young audience, capturing the lightheartedness of folk tales and adventures. The artwork's simple yet expressive lines and bright colors contribute to its lively and engaging nature, inviting viewers to delve into the fantastical world of Jeroboam Blagforsen.