Night in a puppet house

Fashion for puppet houses came to Europe in the 16th century. Many of them were the real works of art. Nowadays, they rightfully took their places in museums. The puppet house of the XVIII century from the collection of the Roals Museum in Amsterdam inspired the Dutch writer Anna Voltz to create a fairy tale "Night in the Puppet House". And it was this house that the famous artist Ta Tyong Kin depicted in the illustrations for this book.
Miniature puppet houses in the old days were almost real and were the subject of luxury. They were not intended for the game. Children were strictly forbidden to touch something in puppet houses. However, the heroine of the fairy tale, a girl named Villemin, could not resist, picked up a tiny porcelain dog and inadvertently broke off her tail ... So this magical story began.
After reading it, you will find out how miraculously the girl got into the puppet house, what adventures were waiting for her there, and how Villemin’s incident changed after this incident. And if you visit the Rihsmusum in Amsterdam, you can see yourself with your own eyes and the puppet house itself and a small porcelain dog