Vrouw maakt portret van een man 1827 - 1829

This satirical lithograph, "Vrouw maakt portret van een man" (Woman makes a portrait of a man), was created by Charles Philipon between 1827 and 1829. The artwork depicts a man leaning against a chair, seemingly bored, while a woman sits across from him, intently drawing his portrait. Philipon, a prominent French caricaturist, used this piece to highlight the social dynamics between men and women during the 19th century. The humorous depiction, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a testament to Philipon's talent for capturing the nuances of human interaction through visual satire.