The Mikado in Amsterdam by Johan Braakensiek (1887)

Caricature print of Mikado opera characters in Japanese costume, with the Mikado central and Ko-Ko, Nanki-Pooh and others aro

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De Mikado te Amsterdam, Johan Braakensiek (1887), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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A lithographic caricature sheet titled De Mikado te Amsterdam, published as a supplement to the weekly De Amsterdammer, dated 1887 and attributed to Johan Braakensiek. The composition shows a large central Mikado figure in ornate robes holding a fan, with characters such as Ko-Ko, Pish-Tush, Peepo-Bo and Nanki-Pooh arranged in smaller panels referencing the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta.

Museum record: Rijksmuseum

Date

1887

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Rijksmuseum

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