Kleines Bilderbuch für Kinder
A small German picture alphabet for children, published by Studer around 1830 and held by the Swiss Institute for Children's and Youth Media. Each letter pairs a decorative initial with a hand-coloured woodcut-style image and its German label, such as Hahn, Gabel and Uhr. The pictures are simple, flat and bright, with the outlines and tinted fills typical of early nineteenth-century schoolbook alphabets, offering a designer ready-made, legible vocabulary of everyday objects and animals.
