But what are you cooking today? Laundry, you fool! Does it taste good? Heinrich Zille's tone and style remain unmistakable even over 80 years after the great artist's death and have lost none of their charm. Although born in Radeburg near Dresden, the chronicler of the poor is primarily associated with his place of work, Berlin. With an eye for the quirky stories of the big city, Zille roamed through Berlin's backyards, alleys, and pubs in search of inspiration, creating his legendary drawings. A true child of the people, the socially critical artist captured life in Berlin's working-class neighborhoods, marked by misery and poverty, with his swift strokes. Unflinching commentary was combined by Pinselheinrich, as Heinrich Zille was often called, like no other, with a healthy dose of humor, making him one of the well-known figures.