De Nijptang by Patricq Kroon (1900-1935)

Ink caricature of a man in a hat squeezing a percent-marked pincer over a town with a church tower.

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De Nijptang, Patricq Kroon (1900-1935). Via artnap.com

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A caricature drawing in black ink shows a man in a hat and suit gripping oversized pincers marked with a percent sign, which pinch the ground beneath him. A church tower and rooftops appear in the background, and Dutch text across the top reads that the tax authority pinches and does not stop pinching. The work is titled De Nijptang and is attributed to Patricq Kroon, dated 1900-1935.

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1900-1935

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