A drawing of a bedroom scene, with Queen Hortense lying on a canopied bed, and Napoleon sitting on top of her. Inscribed below: DE DAGMERRI BERYD HORTENSIA / Geweese Koningin van Holland ( The Daymare riding Hortensia / former Queen of Holland); inscribed in a speech bubble from Napoloeon's mouth: Zij vreest mij, nog mijn deegen niet (She fears neither me nor my sword); inscribed in a bubble near the queen's head: Ik word dageliijks van de / nachtmerries bereden / maar dit bereid / mij het meeste.(Everyday I am a nightmare ridden, but this beast is the heaviest rider).

This appears to be one of a pair of satirical watercolours about Napoleon. The other, Klaas Bonaparte in his Study on the Island of Elba, is in the Rijksprentenkabinet, Amsterdam.