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The Joyful Exodus, 1815
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The Joyful Exodus, 1815

Jacob Ernst Marcus · 1815-09 - 1815-12 · etching; paper

From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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Political caricature on the departure of the French from the Netherlands, 1815. In a long procession caricatured Catholic clergymen, a turkey, a war veteran, hunters and a smith with shackles depart. The procession preceded by two boys mockingly waving censers. With legend 1-13 in French. Accompanying the print a handwritten description on four pages in French (and partly Dutch) and two sheets with printed descriptions in Dutch and French (both dated September 1815).

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cartoonprintBevrijding van Nederland (1815)
Credit lineDe blijde uittocht, 1815. 1815-09 - 1815-12. Jacob Ernst Marcus. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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