Fools posters & prints

Sebastian Brandt English School

Of enuyous folys (after) German School

Of pluralitees that is to say of them whiche charge them selfe with many benefycis (after) German School

Of carde players and dysers (after) German School

Of them that ar alway borowynge (after) German School

Of unprofytable stody (after) German School

Of newe fassions and disgised Garmentes (after) German School

Of mockers, and scorners, and false accusers (after) German School

Of euyl Counsellours, Juges and men of lawe (after) German School

Of them that folysshly speke agaynst the workes of God from an edition published in 1874

Of them that forceth or careth for the bacbytynge of lewde people (after) German School

Of the great myght and power of folys (after) German School

Of yonge folys that take olde wymen to theyr wyues, for theyr ryches (after) German School

Of great stryuers in the lawe for thynges of nought (after) German School

Of folys that stande so well in their owne conceyt that they thinke none so wyse, stronge, fayre, nor eloquent,... (after) German School

Of them that gyue jugement on other (after) German School

Fools Head, c. 1560 Anonymous

Two Fools, c.1600 Netherlandish School

Of folys without prouysyon (after) German School

Of folysshe beggers and of theyr vanytees (after) German School

Of them that correct other and yet them selfe do nought and synne worse than they whom they so correct (after) German School

The April Fool, or The Follies of a Night... Anonymous

Of folysshe Fesycyans and unlerned that onely folowe paractyke knowynge nought of the speculacyon of theyr faculte (after) German School

Of hym that wyll nat folowe nor ensue good counsell, and necessary from an edition published in 1874

Of folys that despyse God (after) German School

Wielding fool Frederik de Wit

The Wisdom of Fools, from Six Proverbs Jacques de Gheyn II

The April Fool consigned to Infamy and Ridicule James Gillray

The Wisdom of Fools, c. 1592 Workshop of Hendrik Goltzius

Laughing Fool, ca. 1612 Werner Jacobsz. van den Valckert

Of them that wyllynge and knowyngly put them self in ieopardy and peryll (after) German School

Of inprofytable and vayne prayers vowes and peticyons (after) German School

Of folys that despyse deth makynge no prouysion therfore (after) German School

Of the over great and chargeable curyosyte of men (after) German School

Of lepynges and dauncis and folys that pas theyr tyme in suche vanyte (after) German School

Natural Fools (The Triumphal Procession of the Emperor Maximilian I), ca 1515 Hans Burgkmair the Elder