Spotprent op de ministers Rochussen en Van Hall, 1860 by Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans

Spotprent op de ministers Rochussen en Van Hall, 1860 1860

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"Spotprent op de ministers Rochussen en Van Hall" (1860) is a satirical lithograph by Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans that uses visual humor to critique the Dutch government. The work depicts a group of men, led by Rochussen and Van Hall, struggling to lift a heavy weight labeled with various political issues, such as "Verslagen," "Spoorwegen," and "Slavernij." The image humorously suggests that these issues were a burden for the government and perhaps, for the Dutch people as well. Crans uses exaggerated proportions and facial expressions to create a comical effect, highlighting the absurdity of the political situation. The artwork's title and inscription offer further insight into the political context of the time, allowing for a deeper understanding of the satire.

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