With a cheeky pen and a lot of humor, Peter Gaymann views art through the eyes of his chickens. They suddenly find themselves in a boat with Manet, standing on a rock above the sea of fog with Caspar David Friedrich, drying off with Wesselmann's towel, and playing with Hopper's dog. Do they really not belong in the picture? the viewer wonders. For the popular cartoonist knows how to capture the brushwork of the masters in a brilliant way. It's a delight for art lovers who can appreciate the great masterpieces with a sense of humor.