Scholars and Learning Spaces

Imagery of various figures engaged in study or teaching. Scenes include a mother and child, philosophers, and a classroom, with books and learning tools present.

Schoolmaster, Jacob Hoolaart, 1723-1789

Caost. In a room there is a boy to count on a desk. There is a number of sums on the drapery above the desk.

Scholar in study. A scholar sits behind a desk in a study room and points to a beaten book. Above his desk, two medallions hang out with the images of philosophers from antiquity. On the ground around his desk are paper and books and are a portrait bra and a globe.

Mother teaches her son, Louis Bernard Coclers, 1756 - 1817 print A mother sits at the table in a living room. In her hand she holds a book from which she teaches her son. The boy stands next to her and looks carefully at the book. On the table a candlestick with a burning candle. unknown paper etching reading. child (at home). mother and child(ren), woman and child(ren) (family group). teacher and pupil (+ lesson, lecture)

Children sit in a study hall can read books. On the left is a woman, possibly the teacher.

Philosopher; Le Philosophe. A philosopher sitting at a table and writing in a book. Books on the table and a globe. Title and French text in undermarge. Numbered at the bottom right: No: 16.

Men study in a lecture hall of the Academy of Sciences. Above the show an empty cartouche.

The teacher looks behind his desk at the work of a girl. He holds the slab in his hand. In the foreground a writing boy, sitting on the corner of a bench, Schoolroom with teacher and children., print maker: Noach van der Meer (II), after: Jan Havicksz. Steen, Amsterdam, 1751 - 1822, paper, etching, h 298 mm × w 228 mm

Schoolmaster, Jacob Hoolaart, 1723-1789

Scholar in his study; Historical and mythological scenes. A scholar sitting on a chair in his study floor, next to him a parrot on a stick.

Schoolmaster with three students at Table, Adriaen van Ostade, 1671 - 1679 print paper etching teacher and pupil

Schoolmaster, Jacob Hoolaart, 1723-1789.

School class, Pieter de Mare, After Christina Chalon, 1777 - 1779 print A children's school. A teacher sits on a chair and reads children the lesson from a book. On the right a mother comes to bring her daughter. On the left a girl is crying. There is a rod under the teacher's chair. Leiden paper etching mischievous child (at school). nursery school. teacher and pupil. rod, birch ~ punishment at school

Vaders leerschool; L'Ecole des Peres.Illustration for the story 'l'Ecole des Peres' from J.F. Marmontel's story bundle 'Contes Moreaux'. A father sits with his daughter and her girlfriends at the table. His son comes in with a friend. The father receives a letter under the food.

School class. A children's school. A teacher is sitting on a chair and reads children's lesson from a book. On the right a mother comes to bring her daughter. On the left is a girl crying. There is a rod under the teacher's chair.

Schooltje, Jan Josef Horemans (I), 1692 - 1759 drawing Design for a painting. paper. chalk brush elementary school; class, form

. In a study room gives a scholar anatomical lesson to his students. The teacher stands for the table, to which four students are sitting, and explains something about the skull he loves under his left hand. One of the students makes notes with a writing spring. Both the teacher and the pupils are wrapped in seventeenth-century clothing. In the background there is a bookcase and on the shelf on the wall include a skull and a bottle.

Schoolmaster, Dirck de Bray, c. 1650 - 1694 print A schoolmaster is sitting at his table and hears the student and student standing for him. Netherlands paper teacher and pupil

The Little Schoolmistress mid to late 18th century A. J. Defehrt French. The Little Schoolmistress 394296

DIE HABSBURGER - EDUCACION DEL PRINCIPE MAXIMILIAN. Author: CRANKSHAW EDWAR. Location: BIBLIOTECA NACIONAL-COLECCION. MADRID. SPAIN. MAXIMILIANO I DE AUSTRIA EMPERADOR. MAXIMILIANO DE AUSTRIA EMPERADOR. MAXIMILIANO I DE HABSBURGO.

Scholars in a library; Title page for: J. Gaveren, the book hall of the learned world, 1705. Scholars writing at a table in a library. Left Look Minerva, study Putti plates and books in the foreground.

Interior with two standing boys looking at drawings, a boy and girl leaves by albums; Les Modernes Connoisseurs. Young people looking at prints in a portfolio: two young men stand in the middle. Behind them a seated boy with an album on shot, a standing girl behind him. In the foreground a seated young woman who gets a print out of the portfolio. Links two toddlers.

Man behind a writing table. A man with a feather in his hand is behind a writing table, next to him on the floor a globe and a few books. In the background a bookcase and doors to the garden.

The school at Mansfeld, which Martin Luther attended at the outset of his educational career Date: 1492

Scholar who sharpened his pen, Gottlieb Heiss (II), 1733 - c. 1775 print Nummered in the bottom left: No. 25. Augsburg paper scholar in his study. sharpening pen (quill). book

A woman is sitting at a desk in a library, writing. Engraving by I. Taylor after himself.

Girl reading , Girls, Reading. Frank W. Benson (1862-1951). Prints and Drawings

Maria and maid sit at table; The motherloous mary. Maria and maid sitting at a table. The title page is attached to the title with the title of the Materloo Maria, a story from which the sweet children can learn that remaining breaches and virtue in everyone of her reward

Wisdom stays longer than beauty. A young woman browses through a book, with her foot she stands on a mirror. A peacock at the table. Behind her is an old woman. She looks into a mirror and sees her mirror image younger than she is actually.

Scholar in a study. Reading reading behind a table in a 17th-century study room surrounded by books, a globe in the foreground.

Schoolmaster, Dirck de Bray, c. 1650 - 1694 print A schoolmaster is sitting behind his table with a standing student for him. Netherlands paper teacher and pupil

. A scholar is in a study deduction to write to his desk. A Globe.

Scholar writing in his study, Jan Luyken, Jan Claesz ten Hoorn, 1697

Children and Nanny Use Evening Meal, Barent de Bakker, 1789 print Children and nanny use evening meal. The inscription is a quote from Kinderpligt and Symptoms (page 47). paper etching / engraving child. evening meal, dinner, supper

Scholar in a study with a telescope, anonymous, after Ludwig Gustav Voltz, 1835 - 1911 print There is a book on his lap. On the table in front of him are books and pots with animals on strong water. There is a planetarium in another room. Numbered in the middle: 241. paper orrery, planetarium. telescope. study; 'studiolo'; library. bookshelves

Children learn to draw and paint and sculpture. The inscription is a quote from child rights and symbols (leaf 41).

Cupid as a book seller. Interior of a bookstore with cupid behind the counter. A young woman is sitting in front of the counter, she cuts a book with an arrow, the tip on her heart focused. A young man looks very interested behind her.

Schoolmaster, Dirck de Bray, c. 1650 - 1694 print A schoolmaster is sitting at his table and hears the student and student standing for him. paper teacher and pupil

Gysbert Japicx, CA. 1650, as Schoolmeester, Hendrik D. Jzn Sluyter, after Karel Frans Philippeau, 1865 - 1870 print The Frisian poet Gysbert Japicx, teaching in a school class, crond the year 1650. He sits diagonally to his reader on an elevation and looks at a boy and a girl who, with a script in hand, comes to him. Other children in class watch. Part of the group of steel engravings to the paintings of the historic gallery of society Arti et Amicitiae. Amsterdam paper. steel engraving / etching teacher and pupil (+ building ~ education, tuition). bookshelves Friesland

Alchemist. Household of Alchemists at work in a workshop. Left is a man busy melting metal on a stove and in the middle a fire is burned with bellows. Right a scholar behind books. Three children escape the chaos by crawling a hatch. In the background you can see how the family is being taken care of in a guest house or hospital. Under the show two triple verses in Latin.

Two scholars study various insects at the table. A number of butterflies fly in the air, a large caterpillar in the foreground.

A scholar by candlelight. A scientist is in his study and reads by candlelight. There are a globe and books on the table.

Student in a studio; Teiling bovxen. Title Print for a drawing book. A student is working in a prestelier. On the table for him is a study magazine, a cartouche with a Frisian text. On the wall, prints hang to dry on which the same performance is displayed as described here.

Arithmetics (arithmetic); The seven liberal arts. Arithmetics sits at the table in an office and writes a bill. Three employees of her counting money, check the books and also write bills. The zoom of Arithmetics's dress is decorated with numbers.

School class. A children's school. A teacher is sitting on a chair and reads children's lesson from a book. On the right a mother comes to bring her daughter. On the left is a girl crying. There is a rod under the teacher's chair.

Studying and practising music on a wide range of instruments under the supervision of a teacher. Date: circa 1500

Adriaan Adriaansz. Metius in his study. The reasons and astronomer Adriaan Adriaansz. Metius is in hand at a table with a writing spring. There is a big book for him. There is a large globe on the table and piles of books. There is a bookcase in the background.

Mathematical, 1696 The man is on a desk on which a book is on a standard. He has a spring in his hand. In the background a globe and a four -poster bed. Page 23 Recto from a sketchbook with 30 sheets. paper. chalk scholar in his study. globe

Homestic companies / Ouvrages domestiques. Sheet with 3 horizontal rows with a total of 12 performances of household tasks, including sewing, ironing and cooking. Numbered at the bottom right: No. 65.

Schoolmaster with students in a classroom, Jean Jacques de Boissieu, 1780 print France paper. etching / drypoint teacher and pupil. elementary school; class, form

Student and teacher in a study migration, Anonymous, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki (copy after), in or after 1773 print A boy is reading in a book in a study. His teacher strictly appoints him. He should not have the toys that are under the table. Numbered in the bottom left: 2. paper etching study; 'studiolo'; library. globe. education. (playing with) toys

Man in a study room. A man is sitting on a chair in a study room, his left arm rests on a book on the writing table next to him. There is a globe for him on the ground. With two-legged caption in Italian.

Three men in a library, one seated, two others using a large globe and charts. Pen and ink drawing.

Reading woman. Reading woman, only the blackboard with registered holes.

Mathematical. A man in a dark study writing with a writing spring in a book. A open book and a globe for him.

Merchant in his office. A merchant is in an armchair and sharpens his pen. For him a desk with all kinds of books, as well as writing tools and a globe.

Draftsman draws a lute. A draftsman and his helper draw a lute according to a, ingenious, but very cumbersome method to display an object in shortened perspective.

'Scholars at a lecture' display various symptoms of boredom. Date: 1736

Book printing, Philips Galle (attributed to workshop or), After Jan van der Straet, c. 1589 - c. 1593 print A book printing company with letter sets on the left and the printing presses on the right. The newly printed sheets are hanging on lines. In the background at the top right, a scholar who writes in his office. The print has a Latin caption and is part of a nineteen -part series about new inventions and discoveries. print maker: Antwerpafter design by: Florencepublisher: Antwerp paper engraving printing, printing office. invention, discovery ~ science and technology. printing press. printing press (+ in workshop, laboratory). production of printed matter, book-production. type-founder. type-setter. printer. corrector ~ printing

Photo collection Government information service. Chapter school teacher and students wood engraving 15th century. undated

. Four girls in a school class with schoolmeesters pointing in the book of one of the children. She holds a slice in her left hand. A woman enters the space in the background. The scene is surrounded by a cartouche with an angel head on the left and right side.

A schoolroom; illustrating Biblical proverbs on the necessity of the discipline of children. Engraving by H. Goltzius.

Three children look through a window at a boy hanging over a school desk, Edgard Farasyn, 1868 - 1910 print paper etching elementary school; class, form. child (+ four persons). writing-table, writing-desk. closed window

Man in a bookstore. A man, possibly the bookseller, with a history book in his hand for a cupboard with books.

Schoolmeester takes his pen, Jan van Somer, after Adriaen Brouwer, 1655 - 1700 print A schoolmaster takes his pen in the presence of two students. One of the boys writes while the other holds him a magazine. paper teacher and pupil. sharpening pen (quill)

Story of the boy Jantje, no. 3. Story of the boy Jantje, no. 3, with inscription: on figure and studying, Jantje did not love.

Bookseller in an interior with rats; Mr. Nid-A-Rats Bouquiniste. In a room there is a bookseller in clothing with holes on a chair for a heater. Stacks of books on his lap, on the ground and on his bed. In the entire room, rats are sitting not only to the bread in the cupboard, but have also begun the books.

Boy counts down a book in a bookstore ..

Boy points to a microscope on a table; It will toon them with my microscope wondren. At the top right: pl. IV.

Reading boy. A boy is sitting at a desk to read a book.

Reading boy. A boy is sitting at a desk to read a book.

. In a study room gives a scholar anatomical lesson to his students. The teacher stands for the table, to which four students are sitting, and explains something about the skull he loves under his left hand. One of the students makes notes with a writing spring. Both the teacher and the pupils are wrapped in seventeenth-century clothing. In the background there is a bookcase and on the shelf on the wall include a skull and a bottle.

Reading man in a study room. A man reads a letter and makes notes by candlelight. There is a globe on the table to which he is in is a globe.

Man in a bookstore, c. 1850 - c. 1900 print A man, possibly the bookseller, with a history book in his hand for a cupboard with books. paper book-shop, bookseller. book

Geometry (Geometria), 1587 - 1605 print Meeting is at the table and measures the distance between two places on a globe. A scholar reads her something from a book. Books and rulers are scattered in the room. With a caption in Latin by C. Schonaeus. paper engraving 'Geometry' (~ quadrivium); 'Geometry' (Ripa)

Grammar (speech art); The seven liberal arts. Grammar is as older teacher in the midst of her students. Students of different ages are in class. Behind learning to write the youngest children. Left Front reads a parent child in a book. Grammar helps another student who is standing next to her. There is a pride in her lap. On the ground, books by famous writers in the field of speech art such as Donatus and Diomedes.

Young violin player. A boy stands violin standing at a desk. Bottom left in the margin a violin with bow.

Figures behind a reading table in a public library, 1844 print At the table is a writing woman who, to the annoyance of other readers, has a large pile of books. paper public library. book. reading. handwriting, writing as activity

A watercolor depicting a worker engaged in haubemaking, the craft of creating armor.

Portrait of Sanne Bruinier, Bertha van Hasselt, 1927 print Artist Sanne Bruinier, writing at a table. Left in the background a bookcase and a portrait of a child. paper portrait, self-portrait of artist. writing and letters. book

An elderly man is teaching a group of boys the geography of the world from a globe. Engraving by W.H. Lizars after himself.

You neglect your studies! You do not want to follow the traces of your father. / N ° 31. (registered title)

Scene of a student being introduced to a professor, drawn in pencil and feather, showing seated and standing figures, gestures, and interaction.

Schoolmaster gives a boy's slice. A schoolmaster gives a boy's slice in the presence of three other students. There are books and writing suspensions in the classroom.

Scottish schoolboy dressed in a kilt and woollen threequarter hose (socks) puzzling over the writing on his slate. Slate and chalk were widespread writing materials in schools, rather than paper and pencil. The slate could be wiped clean and written on again and again. Kronheim chromolithograph from a children's book published London c1885.

education students ""The studious Student"" (""Der flei_ige Student"") copper engraving by Johann Georg Puschner Augsburg 1725 private collection,

Boy deals a book in a bookstore, c. 1800 - c. 1849 print paper letterpress printing book-shop, bookseller. children's books

Reading young woman with a opened book in her hands ..

A young man sits reading ledgers at his desk wearing spectacles and an eyeshade. Wood engraving after A. Oberländer.

Drawing by Isabella von Parma depicting a girl reading, executed in pastel.

A mathematician, using dividers to measure a diagram on a piece of paper. Engraving.

Ida Block in a study room. Ida Block sitting in a study room for a opened book about geometry. In her hand a passer. Through a window on the right view of the Amsterdam town hall.

The card house / building print; New Dutch childrens prints. Leaf with a big representation of a family at a table. The father of the family builds a house of a building print. The mother and the kids watch. Under the image a verse. Numbered at the top right: No. 132.

Boy in a bookstore, c. 1825 - c. 1850 print paper

A little girl struggles to choke back her tears after being told off in class by her teacher. Date: 1917

New Inventions of Modern Times Nova Reperta, The Invention of Book Printing, plate 4 ca. 1600 Jan Collaert I Netherlandish Fourth plate from a print series entitled Nova Reperta (New Inventions of Modern Times) consisting of a title page and 19 plates, engraved by Jan Collaert I, after Jan van der Straet, called Stradanus, and published by Philips Galle. Illustration of men working at the book mill. In the background a man prepares paper for printing in the press depicted on the right. In the center of the foreground a young boy lays out the newly printed paper for proof-reading. On the left workers set type to be printed.. New Inventions of Modern Times Nova Reperta, The Invention of Book Printing, plate 4 659683

Grammar; The seven liberal arts. Grammar indicates a student to the letters of the alphabet on a slit plank. An older boy looks over her shoulder. With a Latin caption by C. Schonaeus.

Study room with a man and a woman. A man behind a desk is in a study. There is a woman next to him. There is a bookcase against the wall with two busts on top. At the top right numbered: T.2.

Boy signs eye; Mon Maitre this que Cést Un oeil du Coté Droit; Etudes d'après Nature a l'Usage des Elèves. The boy leans on a desk. For him a paper hangs with an eye that he natures. Numbered at the top right: No. 2. The print is part of a folder with four loose prints.

A young woman is teaching two children how to read and sew. Coloured lithograph.

The bill on compulsory education, Johan Braakensiek, 1899 The Dutch virgin as a farmer's wife, the Minister of the Interior Borgesius, who has laid the egg 'compulsory education'. Amsterdam paper political caricatures and satires. scholastic education, tuition. fowl (cock, hen, chicken, etc.). personifications of countries, nations, states, districts, etc.

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