The boezelaar has a poem about resistance and freedom

The apron features the city of Amsterdam with significant landmarks from the potato riots

The apron was a prominent part of the performance in the fry cart

A woman standing in line, wearing a 'boezelaar', a long white apron that was commonly worn by women around 1900

The apron was used by women during the potato riot to quickly gather potatoes and run off

Mrs. Stek-Punt, from the Eastern Islands, wearing her boezelaar (apron)

First design for a boezelaar, held together by pins

Shopping for fabrics at a market in the Jordaan

Map of Amsterdam, drawn on textile

Route through the city, walked by the women during riots

embroidered layout of Amsterdam

Sketch for a contemporary boezelaar