Veertien voorstellingen rond duivels en vrouwen 1832

“Veertien voorstellingen rond duivels en vrouwen” is a lithograph from 1832 by Charles Ramelet. The work depicts fourteen scenes featuring devils and women. The scenes range from humorous to grotesque, and are often suggestive and satirical. Ramelet was known for his satirical prints, often focused on social commentary and exposing hypocrisy. This lithograph, housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases Ramelet's signature style with intricate details and an engaging interplay between light and shadow.