d'Hollandsc Fransman (Original Title) 

"d'Hollandsc Fransman" (The Dutch Frenchman) is a pen and ink drawing by Dutch artist Romeyn de Hooghe, who was active in the late 17th century. The drawing is a satirical depiction of a Dutchman dressed in French clothing, surrounded by figures mocking his attempt to emulate French fashion. The scene is likely a commentary on the social and political climate of the time, highlighting Dutch national identity in the face of French influence. The drawing is part of the Städel Museum's collection.