Hier kinderen leest ge in 't lang en breed, / Al wat Thyl Ulenspiegel deed, / En, wilt gy 't zingen? zin 't dan na: / De aloude wys van Pierlala 1831 - 1854

This 19th-century broadside, created by Erve H. Rynders between 1831 and 1854, presents a series of illustrated scenes from the popular folk tale of Till Eulenspiegel. Known for his mischievous pranks and witty satire, Eulenspiegel is depicted in a series of vignettes accompanied by rhyming verses in Dutch. This broadside, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, is a testament to the enduring popularity of the character and the enduring tradition of visual storytelling. It is a colorful example of 19th-century Dutch woodcuts, a technique well-suited for reproducing narrative images in a large format. This artwork, "Hier kinderen leest ge in 't lang en breed" can be understood as an early form of comic book.