Lacht, ô kindren! om de mode, die de zotheid bragt ter baan / Met een tuig zo zeer bespotlyk als 'er immer heeft bestaan [(...)] 1715 - 1813

This satirical print, "Lacht, ô kindren! om de mode, die de zotheid bragt ter baan" (Laugh, oh children! At the fashion, that brings folly to the stage), was created by the heirs of the widow Cornelis Stichter between 1715 and 1813. The print depicts a group of figures engaged in various activities, satirizing the contemporary fashion and social customs. The print is an example of Dutch satirical prints, a popular genre in the 18th century, that used humor and irony to critique societal norms and fashionable trends. The print is held in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.