Locksmith at the vice 

"Locksmith at the Vice" is a pen drawing by Hieronymus Hess, a German artist active in the early 19th century. The drawing depicts a locksmith, possibly a portrait of an actual person, with a humorous and exaggerated style. Hess was known for his detailed renderings of everyday figures and scenes. This drawing is a good example of the artist's style and interest in the lives of ordinary people. The drawing is currently housed in the Städel Museum.