Satirical print on the machinations of the Orangists in Utrecht, 1785

Satirical print on the intrigues of the Orangists in Utrecht, possibly in connection with the election of Sichterman, 1785. In a cooperage, the Dutch Lion destroys a vat in which the monster of aristocracy hides. In the office, the master journeyman (Prince Willem V) gets drunk. On the right, Petrus Hofstede and Kaat Mossel sharpen a knife. From Aachen, the Duke of Brunswick watches through a telescope. From the clouds, a hand extends seven rifles of the People's Power. Below the plate, a poem in two columns.