Mother And Child Education

Artistic depictions of a mother teaching her children in a cozy home setting, highlighting intimate study moments with candlelight.

Reproduction of a design of two children who have to go to school through Carl Bernhard Schlösser, Goupil & Cie., After Carl Bernhard Schlösser, c. 1872 - in or before 1879 photomechanical print paper child. going to school

Printer Liénard and his son, 1882 print Interior with Liénard behind the printing press. In the foreground his son who looks at a print. It is probably François Liénard, printer of the magazine 'L'art, Revue Hebdomadaire Illustrée'. paper printing press. father and son(s) (family group). print, e.g.: engraving, etching, lithograph

A man is instructing a boy on how to write. Colour lithograph.

A boy tears up his school textbooks in a fit of anger against his education. Engraving W.C. Wrankmore after C. Wrankmore.

Tom and East trying to pluck the stolen duck in their study, hoping to turn it into a good meal. Illustration for 1869 edition of Tom Browns Schooldays by Thomas Hughes. Original edition 1857.

Village School. A 'Dame' School, showing the teacher spinning while supervising the children as they learn to read and sew. Two little girls play with a doll.In the spinning wheel stand is a bunch of birch twigs ready to hit the children when they were naughty or inattentive. Late 18th century.

Bookseller and a writer, Thomas Rowlandson, After Henry Wigstead, 1802 print Interior of a bookstore. In the middle is the owner, a man with glasses in his hair, a writing spring behind his ear and his hands in the pockets of his pants. Next to him, a nervous writer is immediately manuscript in his hands. In the background, a spiritual looks at a book that he has just taken out of the closet. paper etching book-shop, bookseller. book. writer, poet, author. reading

Rural school with a teacher sharpening his pen. Molenaer, Bartholomeus (ca 1618-1650), draughtsman, cartoonist

-Do to M.zola that we will not write the derailment when it will be from the academy.

Schoolmaster is cutting his pen. A schoolmaster cuts his pen in the presence of two students. One of the boys writes while the other holds a leaf.

A Victorian girl at her writing table with ink pen and pot. Date: 1883

The history of education , History, Education. The Massachusetts WPA Federal Art Project Photograph Collection

School of Mr. Mayeux. / It's not me sir! ... It's Machin who calls me always hello! (registered title)

Copper engraving by Pieter Bruegel the Elder depicting a donkey in a school setting, created in 1557, illustrating a moral allegory about learning.

Grammar (Spraakkunst), Cornelis Cort, After Frans Floris (I), c. 1633 - c. 1676 print Grammar is the older teacher in the midst of her students. Students of different ages are in the classroom. Behind the youngest children learn to write. Left before reads an older child in a book. Grammar helps another student who stands next to her with a book. There is a mink in her lap. On the ground are books by famous writers in the field of speech art such as Donatus and Diomedes. Antwerp paper engraving 'Grammatica' (~ trivium); 'Grammatica' (Ripa) (+ professional clothes of scholar, scientist)

Child is helped by childcare dressed. The inscription is a quote from child rights and symbols (sheet 23).

Girl Writing, Print made by Robert Barnes, 1840-1895, British, after Robert Barnes, 1840-1895, British, undated, Wood-engraving with watercolor on moderately thick, slightly textured, cream card mounted on moderately thick, slightly textured, beige wove paper, Mount: 7 15/16 x 6 15/16 inches (20.2 x 17.6 cm), Sheet: 7 11/16 x 6 9/16 inches (19.6 x 16.7 cm), and Image: 5 9/16 x 4 inches (14.2 x 10.2 cm), apron, chair, chrysanthemum, curtain, flower pot, genre subject, girl, ink, learning, notebook, pen, ribbon, studying, sunlight, table, window, writing (processes)

Teacher and three boys at a tricky board, Pieter Schenk (I), 1670 - 1713 print Three boys play trik in the watchful eye of their (bad) teacher. In the poem by Ludolph Smids, the master is convicted because he encourages his students to play rather than study. Amsterdam paper engraving backgammon, tric-trac. teacher and pupil

Refuge Pauline Roland, Street Fessart; The ironing workshop

Boy in a bookstore. .

Maths man and wife, anonymous, 1608 drawing Man and woman who are counting behind a table. paper. chalk handwriting, writing as activity. handwriting, writing as activity

Grammar sits as an older teacher amidst her students. In the class are students of different ages. Behind, the youngest children are learning to write. In the front left, an older child is reading in a book. Grammar is helping another student who is standing next to her with a book. In her lap is a pointer. On the floor are books by famous speech writers such as Donatus and Diomedes., Grammar (Speech) The Seven Liberal Arts (series title), print maker: Cornelis Cort, Frans Floris (I), (mentioned on object), publisher: Hieronymus Cock, (mentioned on object), Antwerp, 1565 - 1665, paper, engraving, h 252 mm × w 282 mm

School For Scandal: Caught!, Theater - School for Scandal

Student in his room, ca. 1650, anonymous, after Henrick Rochuszn of days, 1640 - 1660 print A student in his room, sitting at the table reading in a book. In the background a full bookcase with two globes on top. Books, blowjobs, glasses and a jug on the study table. In the caption 2 verses of 8 lines in Dutch and Latin. Northern Netherlands paper etching student room

Woodblock engraving depicting a schoolmaster and pupil. Dated 15th century

Printing; Impressio librorvm; New inventions and discoveries; Nova Reperta. A book printing with letter cats and the printing presses on the right. The pass printed sheets hang on lines to dry. In the background at the top right one scheduled that writes in his office. The print has a Latin caption and is part of a ninetical series about new inventions and discoveries.

School, Schoolchild, Der Fuerst'sche Geradehalter, Schulbank mit Sitzhilfe, ca. 1885, Historical, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original, School, Schoolchild, The Fuerst'sche Geradehalter, School bench with seating aid, Historical, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original

La bonne education. Dated: 1757. Medium: engraving and etching. Museum: National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. Author: Jacques-Philippe Le Bas after Jean Siméon Chardin.

De Schoenmaker and De Spinster as Schoolmeesters, Pieter van der Borcht (I), After Monogram WL, 1559 print Workshop of a shoemaker, full of 'children' who read, fight, eat and drink. In the middle the shoemaker who is patching shoes and a spinning woman with spider skirts in the right hand, a roe in the left hand. A child with reading book on her lap. Shoes hang on and stand on shelves against the back wall. On the right a fireplace on which a print is confirmed with the crucifixion of Christ. With caption in Dutch and French. Antwerp (possibly) paper etching shoe-maker, cobbler. proverbs, sayings, etc.. shoes, sandals. teacher and pupil. punishment at school. reading

Teacher at a globe. Design for a painting.

School room by Anton Ivanovich Ivanov, oil on canvas, 1838, 1818-1864, Russia. St Petersburg, State Russian Museum, 23x38

Lunch with the classic, and dine with the romantic, / there are some good things to eat in both schools. () | The silhouette, caricature log 1830 (IFF 72)

Accounting school in which bookkeeping is taught. Seated at a table to the left, in a chair with canopy, is the accountant. Three students sit writing with arithmetic books in front of them. A fourth stands to the right, watching the table. Against the back wall of the room, a bookshelf and two writing tablets. Above them is the motto 'Judge not before time'. Above the image the title of the book, the name of the author and a brief outline of the contents. Below the print the imprint, Bookkeepers at Work., print maker: Pieter Serwouters, (mentioned on object), Amsterdam, 1601 - 1657, paper, engraving, etching, h 89 mm × w 125 mm

The schoolmaster. In the open air, a schoolmaster teaches a group of children. Originally there was text in letterpress to print this print (on one and the same blade; the second half of the text pressed on a second sheet).

Illustration depicting a young woman reading through a letter she has written with the quill pen in her hand. Illustrated by Mary Ellen Edwards (1838-1934) an English artist. Dated 19th century

scholar with a book at a desk. reading. Elderly man reading a book with concentration. quiet study room atmosphere. around 1680. after a painting by Nicolaes Maes. digitally restored reproduction of an old original. Historical. exact date unknown

Illustration depicting a young girl reading her book. Dated 19th century

Schoolmaster surrounded by children; The blind schoolmaster. .

. Hermanus Boerhaave teaches a group of students about the medicinal power of herbs. A book wall behind his back. There is an image of Apollo in a niche in space. Right, through a large arc, is a botanical garden. Above this performance an author portrait.

The shoemaker and the spinster as school masters. Workplace of a shoemaker, full of 'children' reading, fighting, eating and drinking. In the middle the shoemaker who sits shoes and a spinning woman with spinning skirts in the right hand, a ru in the left hand. A child with reading book shot. Shoes hang on and stand on shelves against the rear wall. On the right a fireplace on which a print is confirmed with the crucifixion of Christ. With caption in Dutch and French.

Man behind a desk. A bearded man with glasses. He is behind a desk and studies the content of a book.

This pencil drawing by an anonymous artist depicts a lecture in front of students, with white highlights emphasizing figures, posture, and classroom arrangement between 1800 and 1810.

Study magazine with five boys and men's heads. .

Library of Zacharias Conrad von Uffenbach; Title page for: Bibliotheca Uffenbachiana Universalis, 1729-1731; Bibliothecae Uffenbachianae Conspectus Alter. Interior of the library of Zacharias Conrad von Uffenbach in Frankfurt am Main. The library consists of different rooms. There is a cupboard with cards in the front room. Incomplete in the cupboard are incunables. A putto hangs on the ceiling.

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

Scholastic studies on the threshold of the Reformation, priest, scholastic theology, ca 1515, Germany / Scholastische Studien auf der Schwelle zur Reformationszeit, Priester, scholastische Theologie, ca 1515, Deutschland, Historisch, historical, digital improved reproduction of an original from the 19th century / digitale Reproduktion einer Originalvorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert.

A student in China, circa 1909

Illustration depicting a boy imagining the scenes in his book about an African adventure. Dated 19th century

School interior by unknown painter, oil on canvas, 19th century, Russia, Kurst, Regional Deineka Art Gallery, 83, 5x72

Girl tries to exchange books at a library or bookstore; Les Grisettes de Paris. At the top right numbered: 14.

Commoner writing while seated at the kitchen table, 1840. France, 19th Century.

Allegory on education (grammar). Grammar: Woman sitting in a spacious hall, surrounded by different children, from whom there is one in a book. In the background a young man for a king on a throne, front reading from a book.

A boy is concentrating on counting with a slate and pen (or measuring with compasses). Engraving.

Lesson in the Drawing School, Auguste Danse, 1895 print Belgium paper drypoint drawing-lesson

. Library of the University of Leiden. Interior with the cupboards with the books to chains. Different visitors in the foreground and between the cupboards. On the left a table with globes. Right a cupboard labeled: Legatu Josephi Scaligeri. On the walls cards, prints and portraits. Part of a group of four faces of the University of Leiden, later used as an illustration in the supplement of the Book of Meursius over Leiden University.

pedagogy university lecture woodcut Northern Germany 1500,

Boy and girl learning, 1873, practice; holiday; interior; education; at home; learning; culture; literacy; information; preparation;knowledge

The Clasp Maker's Workshop. From 16th century woodcut by Jost Amman.

Vanity Fair: Teachers and Headmasters; 'Jimmy', The Reverand James Leigh Jones, July 16, 1887, Leslie Matthew 'Spy' Ward, 1851-1922, British, 1887, Chromolithograph

Study of a scholar in the 15th century, France, Historic, digitally restored reproduction of a 19th century original, exact date not known, Europe

Man behind a desk. A bearded man with glasses. He is behind a desk and studies the content of a book.

Mama at the piano; U.S.A.; teaching little songs; to little ones who are to sing them; 1866; United States; United States of America; America

Is nice, this kock Paul, it's really the coq of the authors, that beautiful feather it has! ... is it funny, / is there fun! (Title registered (letter)) | The gray of Paris. (Title of all)

The Illiterate Macaroni. or 21 Learning His ABC; Macaronies. A young man studies an ABC book with a magnifying glass. He is wearing a wig with large hair bag, a frak with vest and highly stricted neckerchief. Degen along the right. Above left V. 3; At the top right number 20. English caricatures from the 'Macaronies' series issued by D. Marly in 1771 and 1772.

Boekbinderij, Anonymous, After Traubott Friedrich Streich, 1875 print Interior of a bookbindery with a man at work in the foreground with an old -fashioned cutting machine. Shine behind him a man behind a modern cutting machine. On the left a woman behind a table, busy folding sections. On an increase, four men are binding and stamping book bindings. On the right a woman sells a bound book to a boy. Numbered at the top right: XIIa. paper bookbinding. handicrafts, craftsman at work

Scrubwomen, Astor Library, Sloan, John, 1911.

The Schoolmaster, by Bernardus van Schijndel, 1670-1709, Dutch painting, oil on panel. Classroom with young boys and girls writing and reading. The teacher reviews the work of one student (BSLOC_2016_3_200)

Woman with a body made up of books; The circulating library. A woman with a body consisting of books of different format, sitting on a chair next to a table. In her right hand she holds an open book, her left hand rests on a book that is on the table.

Johannes Fredericus Gronovius surrounded by other scholars, Anthony van Zijlvelt, 1678 - 1691 print The scholar John Fredericus Gronovius sits on the left at a table, surrounded by other scholars in a study. Under the print the numbered names of him and the other scholars. print maker: Amsterdampublisher: Leiden paper engraving / etching group of scholars or philosophers

Bookseller in conversation with a customer; Irish binding for the caricature magazine. On the counter of a bookstore, plates from 'The Caricature Magazine' are located. The bookseller is in conversation with a customer who wants to bind it. At the top right numbered: 42.

Bilderserie Rätsel, Silbenrätsel, der alte Lehrer erklärt dem Schüler die Verwendung eines Zirkel / Picture series riddles, syllable riddles, the old teacher explains to the student how to use a compass, Liebigbild, digital improved reproduction of a collectible image from the Liebig company, estimated from 1900, pd / digital restaurierte Reproduktion eines Sammelbildes von ca 1900, gemeinfrei.

Printing workshop of Bodocus Badius Ascensius in 1521. Note the female compositor. This is said to be the first printed illustration of a printing press. Woodcut.

Children in school desks, Carel Adolph Lion Cachet, 1874 - 1945 print In the front is a boy with a decorative pattern on his sleeve. paper elementary school; class, form. boy (child between toddler and youth)

View of the library of the University of Göttingen; Universitaets Bibliothec / Bibliotheca Büloviana Academiae, Georgiae Augustae, Donata. Interior of the busy library. In the middle there are two rows with music calls where books are on. Right a man on a ladder picks up a book from the cupboard; In the back of a ship model in a display case.

Accountants at work; Title page for H. Danningen, the right Gebruyck van't Italias BOECK-Keep, 1680. Court practice in which the accounting is taught. At a table is left, in a chair with canopy, the calcistour. Three students are writing with computer books. A fourth state to watch the table at the right. Against the rear wall of the departure a bookshelf and two writing tablets. Above the sentence "does not judge the TYT". Above the image the title of the book, the name of the author and a short content display. Under the print the imprint.

Young Man in a Study. Dating: 1640 - 1650. Measurements: h 100 cm × w 76 cm × t 1.2 cm; d 5.5 cm. Museum: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Author: Adriaen van Gaesbeeck.

A woman making neckties, created by Justiniano in 1841. The work is from a period between 1816 and 1896, and it is noted for its questionable authenticity. The piece is associated with Bath and consists of 16 plates, some of which are colored, mounted in a scrapbook. Each plate is accompanied by descriptive manuscript notes that span from one to three inserted pages

Pupil, boy proudly shows certificate at home, mother reads the document, Historical, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original, coloured, Pupil, boy proudly shows certificate at home, mother reads the document, Historical, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original, coloured

Title page by Jan Luijken 'The Educational House Council', 1711. A woman points to an open book in which home board is depicted. Another woman and three children listen to her.

Une École Hollandaise. A Village School. Eine Niederländ Schule. Szkota Niderlanska. A Dutch school. Classroom with a group of troubled children. The teacher is sitting with a stick and knitwear in the hands with a spider wheel, next to her is a crying boy.

Boy Fleaing a Dog. Boy to fleas a dog. The boy sits on a chair with the dog on shot. On a table on the right a book and pen. On a wooden bench lies the boy's hat.

A Scribe Copying Books for a Library. Original caption: From page 749 "Ancient and Medieval History" by Carlton J. H. Hayes and Parker Thomas Moon New York 1929.

Group scholars. A group of scholars, including three women, in a landscape. In the foreground a group of scholars bent over a book that is opened by one of the women. In the background right shows a young scholar a polarity to two older scholars and two students. Under an arch a group of scholars around a table, bent over writings.

The Classroom. Henry Bacon (1839-1912). Oil on panel. Signed and dated 1868. 27.1 x 21.6cm

Man behind a desk full of books, Emil Orlik, 1880 - 1932 print Behind a desk full of books, a man sits on a chair with a book in his right hand. His left hand rests on an open book that is on top of a stack. paper writing-table, writing-desk. book. reading

Woman with child in front of the counter of a bookstore. .

Teacher with students for a school building, Jacob Plügger, 1827 print print maker: Hoorn (North Holland) (possibly)publisher: Amsterdam paper etching title-page. child teaching teacher, parents, or other adults

Sketch of two reading girls at a table ..

Teacher and pupil, In the background stands a student with an attached donkey head, from mirror of human life, 1479, woodcut, Germany, Europe

Arabian School (1851), painting by John Frederick Lewis, Historic, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original

Library of the British Museum in London; Büchersaal der Neuen Bibliothek Im British Museum Zu London. The books are divided over several levels, accessible by iron stairs and railings. In the foreground a man is bent over a opened book. Behind him a man gets a volume of the 'Illustrated Zeitung' out of the closet. Text on verso.

School pupils by Vladimir Yegorovich Makovsky, oil on canvas, 1913, 1846-1920, Ukraine, Gorlovka, Regional Art Museum,

A mathematician seated at a table, working on mathematical equations, from a portfolio of prints of the Imperial Gallery of Paintings in Vienna; plate 34 of the series 1728 Anton Joseph von Prenner Austrian. A mathematician seated at a table, working on mathematical equations, from a portfolio of prints of the Imperial Gallery of Paintings in Vienna; plate 34 of the series 650974

Owl play. The owl game. A circular board game with boxes with objects, animals and dice. In the middle an owl with a mirror. Under the show the rules in two columns. Flowers in the corners.

Library of the British Museum in London, Anonymous, After C. Dammann, 1869 print The books are spread over several levels, accessible by iron stairs and balustrades. In the foreground, a man is bent over an open book. Behind him, a man takes a volume of the 'Illustrierte Zeitung' out of the closet. Text on Verso. paper public library. bookshelves. reading British Museum

France, Paris, Music Lesson

Illustration depicting a young girl reading her book on a summer afternoon. Dated 19th century

The renewed entertaining children's Ganze game, for the Dutch youth. Goose board game with boxes in a spiral, numbered from 1 to 63. In midfield a representation of a group of children standing around a table that plays a game of goose board. In the corners of children, harlequin and geese. In the undermaster the rules in four columns.

Activity for girls - Woodcarving. Print 1884.

An alchemist concentrates on a book in his study, while Death next to him tells him "My dear Herr Collaborator, you are are too hardworking". Gouache painting.

Little girl sitting on chair; Study.

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