Jongen betrapt op stelen van appels in boomgaard 1868

"Jongen betrapt op stelen van appels in boomgaard" (Boy caught stealing apples in an orchard) is a 1868 drawing by Pieter van Loon, a Dutch artist known for his genre scenes. The drawing depicts a young boy caught red-handed by a man in a garden. The scene is likely meant to evoke a sense of moral lesson, highlighting the consequences of dishonest behavior. The work is characterized by van Loon's signature style, with meticulous detail and a focus on everyday life. This drawing is part of the collection of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, showcasing the artistry of Pieter van Loon and his ability to capture relatable moments from everyday life.