De Notenkraker, 6 april 1907 / Na het congres der S.D.A.P. Possibly 1907

This satirical cartoon, "De Notenkraker, 6 april 1907 / Na het congres der S.D.A.P.", by Dutch artist Albert Hahn, depicts a man wearing a hat being struck by two hammers labeled "Theory" and "Practice". This caricature, likely created in 1907, critiques the Social Democratic Workers' Party (S.D.A.P) Congress by juxtaposing the idealistic theory and harsh reality of political action. The image captures a pivotal moment in Dutch political history, serving as a visual commentary on the tensions between theory and practice within the political sphere. Hahn's work exemplifies the use of satire in political cartooning, making it a significant piece in the study of Dutch art and political history.