Kermisprent van de Amsterdamse straatvegers, 1850 1850

This 1850 woodcut print from the Rijksmuseum, titled "Kermis-Wensch, Opgedragen aan de Ingezetenes der Stad Amsterdam, Straatvegers", depicts street cleaners working in Amsterdam. The print is a satirical commentary on the city's street cleaners and the upcoming Kermis festival. The artist, who remains anonymous, uses a simple, straightforward style with a focus on depicting the street cleaners and their work, creating a humorous portrayal of their daily lives in Amsterdam. The print, measuring 334 mm in height and 207 mm in width, is a good example of a type of print that was popular in the 19th century, often used to depict social commentary and daily life in cities.