Caption
Famous contemporaries: Anton Kabelaar, cartoon, print, Anton Kabelaar brought the runaway horses of Queen Emma and Princess Wilhelmina's carriage to a halt in 1887. This print was published by De Lantaarn., printmaker: Jan Holswilder, Netherlands, printer (person): MH Blommers, The Hague, publisher: Adriaan Rössing, 1887, Jan Holswilder, MH Blommers, Adriaan Rössing, printmaker, printer (person), publisher, paper, lithography, height 226 mm x width 335 mm, This print was published by De Lantaarn. The Hague, Rössing, 1889, 3rd year. no. 6., Person, Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, Emma (Queen consort of the Netherlands), political caricatures and satires, accident with four-wheeled, animal-drawn vehicle, eg: cab, carriage, coach, bolting, running away (, horse), A charcoal-style drawing shows a man in a dark coat and tall hat seen from behind and in profile, one arm extended forward with an open hand and the other holding a whip; he stands on a textured surface that suggests a road. In front of him, two harnessed horses gallop, pulling a carriage whose driver and a passenger are visible inside the carriage; another carriage and driver appear in the background. Hills and rough terrain are sketched in the distance under a sky filled with horizontal shading.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B15_459
License type
Rights managed
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53.7Mb (7.1Mb) / 16.0in x 13.1in / 4785 x 3919 (300dpi)