Nearly naked under a ragged hood, the Fool is set on by three boys, one pulling at his breechclout, one kneeling to strike. It is the cruelest surviving Fool of the century, closer to a street scene than an allegory.
Nearly naked under a ragged hood, the Fool is set on by three boys, one pulling at his breechclout, one kneeling to strike. It is the cruelest surviving Fool of the century, closer to a street scene than an allegory.