De Notenkraker, 16 november 1907 / Oost-Indisch blind Possibly 1907 - 1916

"De Notenkraker, 16 november 1907 / Oost-Indisch blind," is a satirical cartoon by Dutch artist Albert (I) Hahn, dating back to the early 20th century. The artwork depicts a man standing atop a pile of bodies, seemingly blind to the suffering below him. This powerful image, published in the satirical magazine "De Notenkraker," criticizes the Dutch colonial administration in the Dutch East Indies, highlighting the indifference to the plight of the local population. The caption, "East-Indian Blind," and the accompanying text further emphasize the cartoon's scathing commentary on Dutch colonial policy and the disregard for the lives of the colonized people.