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Ink and wash caricature of a man in a feathered hat playing a flute, followed by a large crowd of rats across a field.

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Kuyper als Rattenvanger van Hameln - en zyn volgelingen waren vele, Patricq Kroon (1900-1920). Via artnap.com

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A caricature in ink and wash shows a stout man in a feathered hat playing a flute, leading a dense crowd of rats across a field toward dark hills under a pale blue sky. The Dutch captions above and below the image identify the figure as Kuyper in the role of the Pied Piper of Hamelin, with the lower line reading that his followers were many.