One version features a table with a decorative dish on it in the lower left corner, with the subject being a rosy-cheeked man wearing a black cap with a large red feather hanging down from it and holding out an empty silver tankard.
One version features a table with a decorative dish on it in the lower left corner, with the subject being a rosy-cheeked man wearing a black cap with a large red feather hanging down from it and holding out an empty silver tankard. Another portrait with this name shows a bearded man in yellow with a white lace collar and a black hat clutching a glass in his left fist. Both were thought to be by the same artist until a cleaning of the first one revealed a monogram with a five point star and the initials JL, indicating it to be a work done by the female pupil of the second painting's artist. FTP, Judith Leyster and Franz Hals each produced a portrait with this title, both depicting a smiling drunk.
One version features a table with a decorative dish on it in the lower left corner, with the subject being a rosy-cheeked man wearing a black cap with a large red feather hanging down from it and holding out an empty silver tankard.
The {Jolly Toper} or The {Merry Toper} or The {Jolly Drinker} or The {Merry Drinker}