Wat ziet men meningeen het hooft gesierd met krullen / Om op het jaar-gety te drinken en te smullen 1767 - 1793

"Wat ziet men meningeen het hooft gesierd met krullen / Om op het jaar-gety te drinken en te smullen" is a satirical print by Erven Hendrik van der Putte, dating from 1767-1793, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum. The print consists of four panels, depicting scenes of everyday life in 18th-century Netherlands. The text, written in Dutch, translates to "What does one see many heads adorned with curls / To drink and feast at the time of year." The print is a commentary on the social customs and behaviors of the time, particularly those surrounding food and drink. This artwork is an example of 18th-century Dutch graphic art and social satire.