Spotprent op de Leidse predikant F.A. van der Kemp, 1786 1786

This satirical print, "Spotprent op de Leidse predikant F.A. van der Kemp, 1786," depicts a scene of a church with a preacher addressing a congregation. It is a humorous critique of the preacher, F.A. van der Kemp, and his sermons, as evidenced by the comical details and exaggerated figures. The print, created by an anonymous artist in 1786, serves as a visual commentary on the social and religious dynamics of the time. It exemplifies the power of satirical art to express societal concerns and challenge authority.