This rectangular, black and white etching is positioned vertically. It is an interior scene focusing on two figures, Anders Zorn and his wife, Emma. In this narrow setting, Zorn sits at a desk in the foreground. He appears to be wearing several layers of clothing, a shirt, vest, and dark jacket with an ascot or tie. He has short cropped dark hair, a long straight nose, and a handlebar mustache. Zorn leans slightly forward over the desk, with his head straight and has an unfocused gaze. In his left hand, he holds a sheet of paper, likely a work in progress. In his right hand he holds an implement, possibly a burin, a tool used for making etchings, or a thin brush. Behind Zorn’s left shoulder is the figure of his wife. She stands with her left hand on her hip and wears a wrap dress that comes to a V at her neckline. She appears to have short dark hair, however, it may be pulled back. She has a heart-shaped face with wide eyes and a small nose. Her gaze is off in the distance to our right. A framed painting hangs on the wall behind the figures; a large, curtained window is in the wall to our right. The print is signed and dated on the lower right of the plate.