Man praat tegen vrouw 1827 - 1829

"Man praat tegen vrouw" (Man speaks to woman) is a lithograph created by French caricaturist Charles Philipon between 1827 and 1829. This artwork depicts a satirical scene with a man gesturing emphatically towards a woman, likely referencing a humorous social interaction or a contemporary event. Philipon was known for his political cartoons, which often targeted the French government and aristocracy, making this artwork a potential commentary on the social dynamics of the time. The piece, housed in the Rijksmuseum, measures 295 mm in height and 222 mm in width, showcasing the artist's skilled use of line and detail to create a visually engaging scene.