Image: 'De misleyden'; de ambassadeur der Labberlotten vertoont zich voor het venster van de herberg 't Bokki in de Haarlemmerhout Rijksmuseum SK-A-4089

Description: 'The Misled': the ambassador of the Rascals shows up at the window of the Tavern t'Bokki in Haarlemmerhout (a joke perpetrated by Jacob Campo Weyerman and associates). A group of people look on to a pair of painted buttocks (representing either one two-eyed face or two kissing people) which is stuck in the window of the inn, flanked by two trumpeters with black-painted faces. In front of the inn are sitting a black-clad man and woman, bibles in hand.
Title: Misled: The Ambassador of the Rascals Exposes himself from the Window of 't Bokki Tavern in the Haarlemmerhout
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Author: Cornelis Troost
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