Vrouw die prenten toont op een plein c. 1750 - 1800

"Vrouw die prenten toont op een plein" is an anonymous Dutch satirical print from the late 18th century. The work depicts a woman showing off images on a stage, while a fiddler provides music. The prints are likely meant to represent scenes from popular plays and operas. The scene appears to take place in a public square, and the work reflects the popularity of street performances in the Netherlands during the 18th century. The artwork is held in the Rijksmuseum.