Drie mannen in Zwitserse kleding voor een huis 1795

"Drie mannen in Zwitserse kleding voor een huis" (1795) by J.A. Zoutman depicts three men in traditional Swiss clothing standing in front of a house, likely a tavern or inn, with a barrel and a sign hanging above. This satirical print may have been intended to be humorous, showcasing a common scene of socializing with alcohol in Swiss culture. The artwork exemplifies the tradition of depicting social and cultural elements through visual art, offering a glimpse into Swiss life in the late 18th century. The use of watercolors adds depth and realism to the scene, further immersing the viewer in the depicted environment.