Vrouwen begeleiden beschonken mannen c. 1630

Bartholomeus van Lochom's etching, "Vrouwen begeleiden beschonken mannen", depicts a comical scene of two men, likely intoxicated, being escorted home by two women. The scene is set within an elaborate, ornamental frame, characteristic of Dutch 17th-century printmaking. The artwork is a playful and satirical commentary on societal norms and gender roles during this period, showcasing Van Lochom's talent for capturing everyday life through an engaging and humorous lens. The artwork is housed in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, and measures 58 mm in height and 96 mm in width.