Portretten van speeltypen 1865 - 1866

This 1865-1866 lithograph by Alexander Ver Huell, titled "Portretten van speeltypen," depicts various portraits of individuals at a spa. The work is filled with a humorous and satirical tone, portraying different characters in a lighthearted manner. The composition is a dynamic collection of individual portraits and small scenes, capturing the atmosphere and diverse personalities of the spa's clientele. Ver Huell's attention to detail creates a lively and engaging scene, capturing the spirit of 19th-century leisure and social interaction. The work is housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into Dutch society and culture during this period.