De verkeerde nieuwe waereld 1761 - 1804

"De verkeerde nieuwe waereld" (The Wrong New World) is a satirical print by the Erven de Weduwe Jacobus van Egmont, published in Amsterdam between 1761 and 1804. The print depicts two scenes of horse-drawn carriages, with accompanying text in Dutch. The print was likely part of a larger series of satirical works commenting on social issues and human behavior in 18th-century Dutch society. The print is a fine example of Dutch graphic arts and offers a glimpse into the social satire and political commentary of the era.