Visser slaat man aan de haak 1832 - 1897

"Visser slaat man aan de haak" (Fisherman hooks a man), created between 1832 and 1897 by Dutch artist Alexander Ver Huell, is a satirical drawing depicting a fisherman attempting to reel in a man using his fishing rod. This humorous print, likely intended for a general audience, captures the absurdity of the situation using exaggerated lines and expressions. The artwork is held by the Rijksmuseum, showcasing its significance within Dutch art history. The print, which measures 230 mm in height and 264 mm in width, serves as a testament to Ver Huell's talent for capturing everyday life with a touch of the whimsical.