Fotoreproductie van een spotprent op koningin Victoria, ca. 1900 1899 - 1902

This satirical cartoon, likely created between 1899 and 1902, depicts Queen Victoria as an elderly woman, caricatured as a grotesque figure. The artist, who remains anonymous, uses the image to criticize Victoria's reign, possibly referring to the Boer War. The artwork features the Queen holding a paddle, possibly symbolizing her control over the British Empire. The image emphasizes a satirical and humorous approach to the depiction of the powerful monarch, a common element in political cartoons. This photo-reproduction of the original cartoon is a testament to the enduring interest in political satire.