A the victualler's when there is no fishing

A the victualler's when there is no fishing, is a painting created in 1882 by Peder Severin Krøyer. It is part of the Hirschsprung Collection. The painting measures 1.098 meters in width and 0.795 meters in height.

The artwork depicts the interior of a victualler's shop, likely a tavern or small store selling food and drink. The scene is dimly lit, with a strong contrast between the light coming from a window and the darker areas of the room. Numerous figures, mostly men in working-class attire, are gathered at a long counter. Some appear to be drinking or conversing, while others seem to be waiting or observing. There are several containers and bottles on the counter, suggesting the sale of food and drink. Two children are seated at the counter's edge, observing the scene. The overall atmosphere is one of quiet observation and everyday life in a working-class setting. The painting's style is realistic, capturing the details of the setting and the expressions of the individuals present.