Kermisprent van de lantaarnopstekers van Amsterdam voor het jaar 1838 1838

This 1838 broadside by Jacob Coldewijn, titled "Kermis-Wensch" (Fair-wish) is a satirical depiction of the lamplighters of Amsterdam. The image depicts a street scene with buildings, a bridge, and lamplighters working. This black and white engraving is located in the Rijksmuseum, and is a unique example of 19th century Dutch art, combining a social commentary with a humorous visual style. It exemplifies the use of graphic arts to reflect everyday life and local culture.