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Satirical print on the rumors of annexation of Belgium and Luxembourg by France and Germany, 1870
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Satirical print on the rumors of annexation of Belgium and Luxembourg by France and Germany, 1870

Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans · 1870 · lithography; paper

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

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Satirical print on the rumors of the annexation of Belgium and Luxembourg by France and Germany. The bear France (Bruun) is caught by the fox Prussia (Reinaert) in the plan to steal the neighbor's honey (Luxembourg). Plate published in the weekly De Nederlandsche Spectator, no. 33, 1870.

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cartoonprintNapoleon III (keizer der Fransen)Otto von BismarckLuxemburg (land)
Credit lineSpotprent over de geruchten van annexatie van België en Luxemburg door Frankrijk en Duitsland, 1870. 1870. Johan Michaël Schmidt Crans. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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