Spotprent op de Hollanders en hun betrekking tot Cromwell en de koning van Zweden, ca. 1657-1658 1657 - 1658

This satirical print from the Dutch Golden Age, "Spotprent op de Hollanders en hun betrekking tot Cromwell en de koning van Zweden," (ca. 1657-1658) by an anonymous artist, depicts a series of eight scenes lampooning the Dutch, their relationship with Cromwell, and the King of Sweden. The central image shows two men in a humorous confrontation, while the scenes around them are filled with visual puns, showcasing the artist's keen observation of social and political situations. The image was made to be printed and circulated widely, likely as a form of political commentary. This artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum.