Keeshond and Oranjeklanten on the scale, 1787, anonymous, 1787 Canvas Print
Allegory in which a small keeshond (patriots) and Orange customers are weighed on a scale to a tree. The keeshond makes the scales go through despite all the frantic attempts of the Orange customers to get the weight on their side. On the side of the keeshond are the Freedom, Prudence, Love and Religion at a monument with a portrait of the Amsterdam mayor Hendrik Hooft Danielsz., 1787. In the caption verses of fourteen lines in Dutch and German.
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