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Colour print of Saint Nicholas on a grey horse, surrounded by children with toys and a figure carrying a sack of cookies.

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Sint-Nicolaas geeft ieder wat, Emrik & Binger (1875-1919), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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This Dutch children's print, titled Sint-Nicolaas geeft ieder wat, shows Saint Nicholas in red bishop's robes and mitre riding a grey horse, surrounded by vignettes of children with dolls, a rocking horse, and a figure carrying a sack of cookies. The captioned scenes present a series of small, colourful figures arranged for cutting out. The sheet was published by Emrik & Binger, dated 1875-1919.

Museum record: Rijksmuseum