three sheets to the wind

Size -39 cms tall by 51 cms wide 
Style of frame -  large heavy vintage black frame
Fabric - vintage French linen with washing line
Wording - The phrase "three sheets to the wind" originated from sailing, where a "sheet" is a rope used to control a sail. When a ship has "three sheets to the wind," it means three of these control ropes are loose, causing the sails to flap uncontrollably and the ship to become unstable and out of control, much like a heavily intoxicated person who is staggering and lurching about.