Twelve persons in traditional costume from various cities, in the street in front of a city inn, ca. 1820-1830. According to the captions under the title, these are women from the towns of Zaandam and Hindeloopen, a woman from the upper middle class and others with the professions of doorman, wine merchant, maid and milkmaid. The two children designated as orphans. See also the pendant, Twelve persons in traditional costume of various towns, ca. 1820-1830 Hollandsche Costumes. Stad/Ville. Costumes Hollandaises , print maker: Ludwig Gottlieb Portman, (attributed to), publisher: Gebroeders Buffa & Co, (mentioned on object), print maker: Netherlands, publisher: Amsterdam, 1820 - 1830, paper, etching, h 234 mm × w 270 mm