Black-and-white ink drawing in the cartoon style of the magazine Simplicissimus from the 1920s. A historically furnished room with heavy, ornate furniture and a decorative interior. A young, corpulent, bald, drunk member of a student fraternity, wearing rimless nickel glasses, is lounging on a stool in front of a table and is almost tipping over; exaggerated, simple-minded facial expression, satirical cartoon. The waistcoat is crumpled, sitting crookedly and partially done up untidily, with loosely appearing buttons, which reinforces the awkwardly chaotic impression without revealing anything. On the table are bottles and glasses, some knocked over, lively disorder. Fine ink lines, high contrasts, classic newspaper cartoon look, square format 1:1.