De nieuwe modens op sijn Flaems / op sijn Frans / op sijn boers / en op sijn edelmans 1748 - 1761

This 18th-century print by Abraham van der Putte depicts eight different fashion styles, ranging from the elegant "Flaems" (Flemish) to the simple "boers" (peasant). The artist presents each style with a detailed illustration, accompanied by a short description in Dutch. This satirical work provides a glimpse into the fashion trends of the time and the social hierarchy that governed clothing choices. The print, now located in the Rijksmuseum, is a valuable resource for understanding Dutch fashion and social commentary in the 18th century.