De nieuwe verkeerde wereld 1830 - 1892

"De nieuwe verkeerde wereld" (The new upside-down world) is a satirical print created by Jacob Plügger in the 19th century. It depicts a series of comical scenes of everyday life, but in a topsy-turvy manner, such as fish swimming above the water or horses pulling carts in water. The print was made for the Dutch publisher "Joh. Nooman en Zoon" and showcases the humorous, satirical style of graphic art popular during this era. This artwork is currently located in the Rijksmuseum, offering art enthusiasts a glimpse into the social commentary and playful artistic trends of the 19th century.