Spotvers op de Orangegezinde ouderling Pieter Joosten, 1784 1784
anonymous
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aged paper
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old engraving style
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hand drawn type
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stylized text
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thick font
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handwritten font
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captioned image
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word imagery
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historical font
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columned text
"Spotvers op de Orangegezinde ouderling Pieter Joosten, 1784" is an anonymous satirical broadside from 1784, currently held in the Rijksmuseum. This Dutch satirical text uses rhyme and verse to mock an Orange-supporting church elder, Pieter Joosten, likely for his political views. The piece highlights the tensions of the time surrounding Dutch politics. Broadsides like this were a popular form of political commentary and social criticism in the 18th century. This artwork serves as a valuable document for understanding the dynamics of 18th century Dutch society.
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