Pelgrim met houten been en krukken kijkt naar een drinkende man 17th century

This 17th-century anonymous woodcut depicts two figures: a man with a wooden leg and crutches and another man drinking from a jug. The detailed lines of the woodcut create a stark contrast between the figures and the background, highlighting the men's ragged clothing and the wooden crutches used by the man with a disability. This small-scale print, measuring just 41 mm in height and 39 mm in width, speaks to the popularity of such social commentary within the art of the period.