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Caricature lithograph of a robed clergyman at a baptismal font refusing a crowd of top-hatted figures holding framed pictures

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Spotprent over de kunsthistoricus Abraham Bredius, Theo van Hoytema (in or before 1893). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Theo van Hoytema died in 1917; this work is in the public domain.

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This 1893 lithographic caricature by Theo van Hoytema, published as number 35 of Kunstdoop, shows a robed clergyman standing before a stone baptismal font while a crowd of top-hatted and caricatured men and a woman press forward holding framed pictures. The figure at lower right has a framed picture labeled Oudenbosch, and the print carries a caption in which the clergyman refuses to baptize them unless they are genuine.