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Those who could walk left on foot, those who could not fell
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After dinner, a group of drunk men leaves the house. Some can no longer walk on their own and must be helped into the carriage by the servant. In the doorway, two men toast once more to the evening. Under the stairs, two men are kissing. Part of a cover with text sheet and plates of the series 'Nelri' by Cornelis Troost. Subject categories within the Atlas Zeden en Gewoonten: Folk life; Domestic life; the eighteenth century.
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Credit lineWie kon lopen vertrok te voet, wie dat niet meer kon viel. 1850. Tieleman Cato Bruining. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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