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“Tired Jester” by Nihad Aghazadeh. Oil on canvas, 90/60 sm. The price is 3500 EURO including WW shipping. The role of Jester in Medieval times was very complicated. On the one hand, the Jester was the lowest rank on the King’s court. However, the jester could often speak frankly to the king and even ridicule him and never have any consequences for his actions. Traditionally, he had immunity from the punishment. It was considered a bad manner to punish or execute a Jester. As nobles could no... Female Court Jester, Medieval Court Jester, Jester Color Palette, Medieval Jester Aesthetic, Jester Pose Reference, Jester Medieval, Court Jester Aesthetic, Jester Painting, Ship Characters

“Tired Jester” by Nihad Aghazadeh. Oil on canvas, 90/60 sm. The price is 3500 EURO including WW shipping. The role of Jester in Medieval times was very complicated. On the one hand, the Jester was the lowest rank on the King’s court. However, the jester could often speak frankly to the king and even ridicule him and never have any consequences for his actions. Traditionally, he had immunity from the punishment. It was considered a bad manner to punish or execute a Jester. As nobles could…

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(ENTERTAINMENT) In the 16th century, Jesters were a very popular form of entertainment, particularly in the Royal Courts. Above is a picture of what a jester might have looked like back then. King James I of England employed a jester named Archibald Armstrong. Jesters would sing, tell jokes and riddles, juggle, perform magic tricks, and tell stories to entertain the court.  Jesters in the 16th century are inexorably tied to William Shakespeare as he used jesters and fools in many of his play... Jester Costume, Pierrot Clown, Court Jester, Medieval Art, Dnd Characters, 16th Century, Oil Paintings, Character Design Inspiration, The Fool

(ENTERTAINMENT) In the 16th century, Jesters were a very popular form of entertainment, particularly in the Royal Courts. Above is a picture of what a jester might have looked like back then. King James I of England employed a jester named Archibald Armstrong. Jesters would sing, tell jokes and riddles, juggle, perform magic tricks, and tell stories to entertain the court. Jesters in the 16th century are inexorably tied to William Shakespeare as he used jesters and fools in many of his…

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