De Hollandsche Gulden en de Doodbidders by Patricq Kroon

Satirical ink drawing of a seated fat man with a cigar and champagne bottle, watched by four caricatured men behind him.

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De Hollandsche Gulden en de Doodbidders, Patricq Kroon (1922-1925). Via artnap.com

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A satirical ink and crayon drawing shows a large seated man with a cigar and a coin marked Nederland 1923 on the table beside a Moët et Chandon champagne bottle. Four caricatured men with exaggerated features stand behind him, with names such as Van Dorp, Van Gijn and Dresselhuys written on the scene. The work is attributed to Patricq Kroon and dated 1922-1925.

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