Negen kaarten met spotprenten op de Roomse Onfeilbaarheid, 1724 1724

"Negen kaarten met spotprenten op de Roomse Onfeilbaarheid" is an anonymous satirical print from 1724 that mocks the Catholic Church's doctrine of papal infallibility. The print depicts a set of nine playing cards, each with a different humorous scene criticizing the Church's practices and beliefs. The print's title and images clearly show the artist's anti-Catholic sentiments and demonstrate the use of art as a tool for social commentary and critique. This artwork is held by the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.