Schoolroom, furnishings
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Schoolroom, furnishings, D. Englert (1867). Via artnap.com
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A hand-colored print titled Schoolroom, furnishings, lettered with reference marks from a to p, arranges classroom equipment including an easel with a chalkboard, drawing compasses, quills, a pencil, rulers, a rolled chart, and a sloped writing desk with a green-cushioned stool. Botanical illustrations and a chart of small animals appear on open display boards, and two benches are shown in the lower right. The work is attributed to D. Englert and dated 1867.
