Spotprent op de reis van prins Leopold naar België, 1831 1831

This satirical print, created by an anonymous artist in 1831, depicts Prince Leopold, the newly appointed King of Belgium, as seasick. The print, titled "The New King Seasick," is a humorous commentary on Leopold's arrival in Belgium. The scene shows Leopold, dressed in his royal uniform, slumped over a chair, while two figures attend to him. This satirical artwork provides insight into the public perception of Leopold's reign at its inception and is housed in the Rijksmuseum.