Marble Portret Reliefs Made And Signed By The Sculptor 1818-1894

A pair of historically interesting marble reliefs made and signed by the sculptor Kasper Hendrik Roskam (1818-1894) 
made by himself for his wedding. 
With on the reverse the engraved text of his wedding.
Still with the original marble frames. 
All in original condition, not restored. 
signed: ROSKAM = Kasper Hendrik Roskam 
born: Harderwijk 8 juni 1818 died: Amsterdam 26 februari 1894 
made for his wedding 18 february 1852. with Engelina Jager. 
Each relief engraved with text on the reverse.
At the reverse of the relief of the Farmer:
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Ik ben een Hollands boertje, 
Zo vrolijk en zo blij, 
Ik heb een aardig bruidje 
En het nodige erbij 
als je geld hebt dan doe je wonderen, 
Als je niet en het dan is donderen.
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Translation:
I am a small Dutch farmer, 
Cheerful and happy, 
I have a nice bride, 
And lots on top of that. 
If you have money you can do wonders 
If not, it thunders. 
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at the reverse of the relief of the farmer's wife: 
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“ De deugd in het hart 
En een meijsje in een d’arm 
Her eerste maakt zalig 
En ‘t tweede warm.” 
Ten tijde van het gouden kalf 
Werdt men beloond – maar nu niet hallef 
Kasper Hendrik Roskam, geb: 18 Juny 1818 
Getrouwd 18 Febr. 1852 
Met Engelina Jager –’t is een goeye ziel
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Translation: 

The virtue in the hart, 
And a girl in your arms, 
The first will bless you, 
The second warm. 
During the time of the golden calf, 
You were treated, but now not even half. 
Kasper Hendrik Roskam, born: 18 June 1818 
Married 18 Febr. 1852 
With Engelina Jager – it is a good soul. 
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Interesting to see is that in the rim of the hat on the relief of the man there is a lottery ticket. This has a typical symbolic meaning that the man has won the lottery. 

in original unrestored condition.