Spotprent op J.A. Keurenaer, directeur van de Deltsche Academie, 1861 1861

This satirical print from 1861 depicts J.A. Keurenaer, director of the Delft Academy, as a child dressed in a ridiculous costume being lectured by the goddess Minerva, who is seated on a throne. The print is a commentary on Keurenaer's leadership and the state of the Academy. It is a prime example of the use of caricature in Dutch art, showcasing the artist's keen eye for detail and ability to convey humor and social commentary. This satirical artwork, titled "Spotprent op J.A. Keurenaer, directeur van de Deltsche Academie," provides an insightful glimpse into the social dynamics and artistic trends of 19th-century Dutch society.