Drinkende Nieuw-Guineeërs before 1936

"Drinkende Nieuw-Guineeërs" is a black and white illustration by F. Ockerse depicting two Papuan men drinking from bowls in a lush tropical setting. The men are portrayed in a naturalistic style, with their bodies drawn in detail and their expressions rendered realistically. The artist uses a hatched line technique to create a sense of depth and texture, particularly in the leaves and foliage. The image likely served as an illustration for a book or publication about Papua and the Papuan people, a popular subject of interest in Europe in the early 20th century.