Allegory of distilling and drinking gin
Adrianus Martinus de Ruyter · 1822-1905
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Why is this public domain? Adrianus Martinus de Ruyter died in 1905; this work is in the public domain.
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A dense allegorical lithograph by Adrianus Martinus de Ruyter, published by Strend van B. Feit in Amsterdam, titled Allegory of distilling and drinking gin. A monstrous bottle-shaped creature with open jaws and a coiled pipe dominates the center, surrounded by scenes of distilling, laborers, drinkers and suffering people.
