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Willem Carl Wansleven

20 works

Willem Carl Wansleven (1808-1877) was a lithographer and printer. Read more

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Hand-colored print of Dutch peasants dancing and drinking at a barrel, with a fiddler, in two rows of scenes.

Wilt gy gul vermaak aanschouwen, in den vryen levensstand, / Zoekt haar minder in de steden, meer en reiner op het land

1806

Hand-colored print of two rows of uniformed military musicians playing drums, brass and woodwind instruments, with Dutch vers

Militaire-muzijk

1806

Hand-colored Dutch print of children's games in rows of scenes with rhyming verses, numbered no. 7.

Lieve kindren speel altoos, vriendlijk en verheugd

1806

Hand-colored print with six scenes of dancing, horses, soldiers, an ox plow and a dancing bear, with Dutch verses.

Zou de jeugd dit prentje wraken, 't welk zich by haar aanbeveelt, / Door verscheidenheid van zaken, - neen! zy is er…

1806

Hand-colored woodcut of four caricatured men playing instruments, with Dutch verses above and below, numbered no. 9.

Kind'ren! schrikt niet! de figuren, die gy hier geteekend ziet, / Kwetzen uwe kieschheid niet - lacht alleen om hunne…

1806

Hand-colored print with six framed views: a hilltop castle, a riverside town, an arched bridge, a harbor, and a classical gat

Hier kunt g'o lieve jeugd! een zestal kunstgebouwen, / Tot uw verlusting, in deze prent beschouwen

1806

Hand-colored 1806 Dutch print with rows of small scenes of boys and girls at play, with rhyming captions.

Lieve nederlandsche jeugd! zie hier onderscheiden spelen, / Daar g' uw eigen beeld in ziet, die u zeker zullen strelen

1806

Hand-coloured sheet of nine small Dutch genre scenes with couples, drinkers, riders and rhyming captions.

Allerlei bezigheden

1806

Printed sheet with twelve small woodcut scenes of workers, a horse and foal, a shop and a courtroom, with Dutch verses.

Hij, die maar werken wil, verdient gewis zijn brood, / Zie elk hier werkzaam zijn, en dit is ieders plicht, / Den led…

1806

Hand-colored print of four bands showing horse-drawn military wagons, uniformed soldiers and riders, with Dutch verses below.

Militaire wagens

1806

Hand-colored print of Battle of Waterloo vignettes showing mounted soldiers, artillery wagons, tents and labeled officers.

Bataille van Waterlo

1806

Hand-colored 1806 print of eight vignettes showing children's outdoor games like hoop rolling, kite flying, and stilts, with

Kinderspelen

1806

Hand-colored print of animals in human clothing playing instruments and riding horses, with Dutch verses below each row.

Wil / kinderen u met deze snaken / en met hun zang en spel vermaken

1806

Hand-colored 1806 board game print with a stagecoach and three horses at center and numbered squares around the border.

Nieuwe post of reizigers-spel

1806

Hand-colored print with eight framed animal illustrations, including a cow, horse, dog, cat, sheep, goat, deer and lion, each

Aanschouwt hier lieve jeugd deze onderscheiden dieren, / Die of in onzen kring of vreemde oorden tieren

1806

Hand-colored woodcut sheet with ten small captioned scenes of reversed social roles, including a hare chasing a lion.

[(...)] wereld

1806

Hand-colored print of eight mounted soldiers in blue uniforms with sabers and lances, each with Dutch verse below.

Kom jongens! kijk eens hier, wilt gij op paardjes rijden, / Leer dan ook op het paard, voor 't vaderland te strijden

1806

Five hand-colored figures of Swiss grenadiers in bearskin caps and blue coats, each holding a musket, in a row.

Switsersche Grenadiers

1806

Hand-coloured woodcut showing eight craftsmen at work, including a carpenter, shoemaker, potter and cooper, with Dutch trade

Onderscheiden werkzaamheden, alle bronnen van bestaan / En der maatschappy onmisbaar, treft de lieve jeugd hier aan

1806

Hand-colored print of four scenes of children's games and women in a garden, with Dutch captions, number 66.

Verschillende kindervermaken

1806

Willem Carl Wansleven (1808-1877) was a lithographer and printer. Willem Carl Wansleven was born in Zutphen and died in Lochem. Browse 20 works by Willem Carl Wansleven from one museum, free to download in HD. Source: Wikidata