Man veroorzaakt opstopping te Parijs 1864 - 1866

"Man veroorzaakt opstopping te Parijs" (Man Causes a Traffic Jam in Paris) is a satirical lithograph by Dutch artist Alexander Ver Huell, created between 1864-1866. The scene depicts a comical clash between a defiant pedestrian and a group of mounted military officers, highlighting the chaotic urban environment of Paris. Ver Huell's sharp linework and detailed figures create a lively portrayal of Parisian street life, capturing the social interactions and conflicts of the time. The lithograph is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.