Verschillende voorstellingen c. 1828 - 1913

"Verschillende voorstellingen" (c. 1828-1913) by Erve Wijsmuller is a collection of eight humorous illustrations depicting various scenes from Dutch daily life. These satirical drawings feature a mix of caricatures, including a giant man made of branches, a woman with an unusually long nose, and a man opening a treasure chest. The use of intricate detail and playful humor in this print makes it a unique and entertaining example of Dutch graphic art. This work, now in the Rijksmuseum, highlights the importance of folk art in preserving local traditions and social commentary.