
Spotprent in Leidse studentenalmanak
Alexander Ver Huell · 1822-1897
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Why is this public domain? Alexander Ver Huell died in 1897; this work is in the public domain.
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A lithograph in the style of a satirical student almanac, with multiple vignettes arranged across the sheet. Scenes include men seated at a tea table, a forest path with a carriage, a skeletal figure with an hourglass, a soup kettle with crowded figures, and a row of caricatured heads. The print is attributed to Alexander Ver Huell and dated 1845.























