Die gestörte, aber glücklich wieder errungene Nachtruhe (Der Floh); 1 1862

"Die gestörte, aber glücklich wieder errungene Nachtruhe (Der Floh); 1" is a satirical illustration by Wilhelm Busch from 1862. It depicts a man in bed, seemingly trying to swat away a flea. The artwork uses humor to address the common annoyance of insects, making it a relatable piece for viewers of all backgrounds. The simple pencil lines create a sense of immediacy and informality, emphasizing the artist's playful observation of human nature. The humorous subject matter and skilled craftsmanship make this work a classic example of Busch's style, known for its wit and sharp social commentary.