
Minister Aalberse en protectie. De schoenenprotectie en … wat er volgt
Patricq Kroon · 1862-1941
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Minister Aalberse en protectie. De schoenenprotectie en … wat er volgt, Patricq Kroon (1923-1925). Via artnap.com
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A pen-and-ink caricature shows a man in a dark military-style jacket and plumed hat holding a dish labeled "PROTEC TIE" while pointing toward a crowd of dogs, each labeled with a Dutch name such as Schaapherder, Keeshond, Tunderij, Fruit, and Schoenen.























