Georg Flegel, Two Tulips, 1630 watercolor

As the great Suketu Mehta wrote in the accompanying essay, "By 1643, only nineteen years after the first Walloon settlers founded New Amsterdam, 18 languages were already being
spoken in the city—among a population of a mere 500." To hell with fictions of a homogenous past, linguistic & otherwise.

Found by Google reverse image search.
I was already familiar with the artist, but didn’t recognize the image, and fortunately, someone had posted it, with a citation.
The book is available on Amazon as an e-book reissue.
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See Virgil Partch aka VIP, who drew many cartoons about alcohol; he might be whom you have in mind.
(His style is distinctive, if it rings a bell.)
This image is from a chapter dealing with hangovers:
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Virgil Partch (VIP), Vip Tosses a Party (1959), CHAPTER X: The Hangover and Some Cures (Not to Be Taken Seriously), bottom half of p. 94
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