From a series of four tapestries: "L'homme qui pisse". Probably by Jacob van der Borcht. A Flemish village feast after David Teniers the Younger. A polychrome scene with in the foreground children and a dog as well as a large number of eating, drinking and flirting farmers and peasant women around two tables. At the back a tavern and other houses as well as trees. A flag fluttering from the attic window of the tavern depicts Saint George, the patron saint of agricultural workers. A border in the shape of a baroque frame in blue and golden nuances. Wool and silk. Lined.

Probably reduced. Some wear, slightly dirty, minor stains, damages and repairs, rewoven areas, some painted areas. Parts of the border are later.