Man de afschaffing van sterke dranken verkondigend aan een groep figuren op straat 1838 - 1912

This illustration, "Man de afschaffing van sterke dranken verkondigend aan een groep figuren op straat," created by Isaac Weissenbruch between 1838 and 1912, depicts a man preaching against strong drinks to a group of people on the street. The image, which is part of the collection at the Rijksmuseum, is a black and white woodcut engraving that captures the moralistic tone of the Temperance Movement. Weissenbruch’s illustration highlights the social issues of the time, specifically the effects of alcohol on society. The scene, though small in size, evokes a sense of urgency and seriousness, emphasizing the message of abstinence and social responsibility.