A Mother Showing Her Weeping Son His Shoe of Switches Gm-31329601

Cornelis Troost (Dutch, 1696–1750) Cornelis Troost built his reputation on delightful depictions of everyday life. This drawing captures a poignant moment during a celebration of the feast of Saint Nicholas ( Sinterklaas), a Dutch holiday. Troost depicted a displeased boy who receives switches in his shoes instead of gifts and candy.

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