Der kleine Liedersänger : Enthaltend achtzig Lieder. Mit acht illuminierten Kupfern
Der kleine Liedersänger is a German children's songbook of eighty songs with eight hand-coloured copper engravings, compiled by Karl Müchler and Ludwig Meyer the younger and published by Hasselberg in 1826 for young readers. The four pictures show boys and a girl in rural settings with trees, gardens, a windmill and a village on a hill, rendered in bright flat colour with simple outlines that suggest naive, storybook scenes a designer could adapt for vintage children's motifs or pastoral borders.
