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Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans (1830-1907) was a Dutch caricaturist and illustrator, born in Rotterdam and best known for his satirical drawings for the Dutch satirical magazine *De Zene Heemskerck* and the *De Dagbladschegel*. Crans' work is characterized by its sharp wit, often targeting contemporary political and social issues, and his precise linework. His style, typical of 19th-century satirical illustration, combined realism with exaggeration for comedic effect.
Born
1830-04-30
Birth place
Rotterdam
Died
1907-11-14
Death place
Den Haag
Spotprent bij het vertrek van minister Heemskerk, 1888
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888
Politieke spotprent, 1888
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888
Spotprent met Abraham Kuyper, 1888
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888
Politieke spotprent, 1888
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888
Spotprent met minister Heemskerk als Aeneas, 1888
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888
Spotprent op de verkiezingen, 1888
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888
Spotprent over de kiesverenigingen, 1888
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888
Spotprent op de clericale staat, 1888
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888
Spotprent met Abraham Kuyper, 1888
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888
Portret van Carel Vosmaer
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888
Spotprent op Schaepman, 1888
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888
Spotprent met minister Heemskerk als de paasos, 1888
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888
Spotprent over Ferdinand Domela Nieuwenhuis, 1888
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888
Spotprent over Nederlands-Indië, 1888
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888
Spotprent over de strijd tegen het clericalisme, 1888
Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans
1888