The Jester

Once gracing a French castle, the mantel is adorned with a finely sculpted cap of the king’s jester at the centre, a charming and symbolic detail representing wit and courtly traditi...

A Rare 18th-Century Meissen Porcelain Horse-Drawn Sleigh Group Featuring the Court Jesters Joseph Fröhlich and Gottfried Schmiedel, After a Model by Johann Joachim Kändler.

In 14 karat yellow gold. In the form of a jester wearing a cap and bells. With an integral bail and jump ring to the top of the cap.

Signed Pauline Rader brooch in the image of a court jester; gilt metal body set with a large oval shaped Faux Coral body and turquoise eyes.

This good condition wall coat-rack with the finest quality cast iron wall hooks depicts three fun loving jesters giving acrobatic performances. The legs of the center jester in his d...

Discarded in the foreground is the jester Touchstone’s marotte, perhaps symbolizing his abandonment of courtly life in favor of the simpler pleasures of pastoral romance.

Umeda and Shiro Kuramata were two of three Japanese designers participating in the exhibition (alongside architect Isozaki Arata), and Umeda later modestly positioned their roles usi...

Noke contributed significantly to the character studies and some of his designs, The Jester, The Potter and The Cobbler are among the most recognisable and enduring characters produc...

At the heart of the poster, an older man dressed in traditional medieval garb sits comfortably on a wooden chair, enjoying a glass of wine poured by a playful court jester. The jeste...

Medium: Pen & Ink, Watercolor Paper Overlay on Board Signature: Signed Lower Right Caricature by George Wachsteter (1911-2004) of Steve Allen and a personalized jester stick for `Th...

The subjects are depicted in historical clothes and the scene in the foreground is set inside a palace with marble floor. A jester sits on the steps, playing with a puppy. Claudio, ...

The figures, each donning eccentric jester-like hats and a variety of vibrant costumes, appear to be engaged in a whimsical dance or race, their limbs exaggerated and fluid.

The following year, his painting Le bouffon du roi Henri III (The Jester of Henry III) was awarded a medal and purchased by Princess Mathilde Bonaparte for 5,000 francs—an event that...

The main figure is a jester with curly hair and checkered pants and sleeves.

Designed as a dimensional jack in the box toy with springing jester figure protruding from box Jester wears ruff collar, mask, gloves, and jester hat glossed with opaque enamel Red, ...

The protagonists are depicted in historical dress, and the composition is rich in wonderful details, notably a jester in the foreground sitting on the steps, playing with a sweet lit...

One of the most singular carvings features a jester supporting the upper shelf, adding a theatrical and playful touch to the whole.

Many of his works depict enigmatic female figures, jesters, queens, musicians, and characters inspired by the world of cards, masks, and performance.

A whimsical arrangement of five wooden spheres, coming together to form the likeness of a playful jester. This piece is a celebration of joy and creativity, bringing a lighthearted s...

This style inspired even Shakespeare's work and is best known for the famous character Arlecchino, who later became Harley Quinn with the image of the court jester. I am open to c...

Various figures and motifs can be seen on the exterior with butterflies, dragons, monkeys playing violin and classical scenes including a central jester to the lid. The French Boull...

In January 1876, one of these figural works, a portrait titled "Keying Up" – The Court Jester (now in the collection of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts) was exhibited at th...

20th century painting by Gustav Ohm, German painter, "The Court Jester", oil on cardboard, size with frame: 18.89 x 24.4 inches (52 x 42 cm), signed.

There are many men in top hats with canes, women in hooded dresses and even a jester! The black background gracefully contrasts the people depicted overtop and many colors used and t...

Shimada channels a retro-futurist punch, evoking both the Pop Mod spirit of the '60s and a court jester's mischievous elegance. The silhouette is pure sculptural elegance lending the...

Each bookend features a finely cast bronze figure, one depicting a jovial lute player and the other a playful jester, both dressed in traditional Renaissance-inspired attire.

Through this process, he achieves a kind of poetic ambiguity: viewers are invited to interpret the figures as dancers, deities, jesters, or children, depending on their own frame of ...

Maybe, to be sure, it would be a good idea to climb the stairs that lead to the top of the clouds, where the paper airplanes fly and a jester juggles. Interpreting the marvelous movi...

The sage, scholar, court jester, and later, Taoist transcendent, wears a knowing smile on his face, his long hair tied into a neat topknot, his long beard falling gracefully.

In 1901 he performed for King Edward VII at Sandringham, after which he was dubbed 'the King's Jester'. Dancing in elongated ‘flap shoes’ derived from clog dancing at which Leno exc...

The motif of harlequins, court jesters, clowns or bajazzos occurs early in his work.

The motif of harlequins, court jesters, clowns or bajazzos occurs early in his work.

The motif of harlequins, court jesters, clowns or bajazzos occurs early in his work.

We are quite certain there is a knight, a captain, a noble man, a lady and a court jester. The workmanship and the fine details make this light fixture an absolute joy to own and loo...

Another remarkable feature is the unique bronze sculpture of the female jester at the centre of this chandelier. This Gothic symbol of humour and storytelling in this sculpture is be...

This large piece is heavy, functional, decorative and downright AMUSING ! The pair of ‘Jester’ monkeys are made of cast bronze which has been cold painted and the faces, arms/hand...

During his time at Columbia, Alston joined Alpha Phi Alpha, worked on the university's Columbia Daily Spectator, and drew cartoons for the school's magazine Jester. He also explored ...

Over the twenty-year period from the date of his first professional etching, which was a self-portrait in the guise of a jester, to this 1955 print, Nesbitt celebrated ordinary life ...