This drawing depicts people at a well in Old Antwerp during the World Exhibition of 1894 in Antwerp. The monochrome palette, dominated by sepia tones, creates a nostalgic atmosphere. The buildings and figures are rendered with meticulous detail. The composition is structured around the well, which acts as a focal point. The artist uses line and form to create a sense of depth, drawing the viewer into the scene. The figures are arranged in small clusters, each engaged in their own interactions. The textures are carefully delineated, from the rough stone of the buildings to the soft fabrics of the clothing. In its detailed rendering and the attention to spatial relationships, the drawing encapsulates the late 19th-century interest in capturing and preserving historical moments. It invites reflection on how we construct and remember the past.