Catalogue
All images
-
Man forces a dog/fox’s nose down onto a grindstone Unknown c. 1299 -
Man with auger drilling head of bearded man Unknown before 1381 -
Infernal scene with anvil and monsters Attributed to Jheronimus Bosch c. 1480–c. 1525 -
Nature forging a baby Master of the Prayer Books of around 1500 c. 1490–c. 1500 -
The grinding of the fool Albrecht Dürer 1494 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Unknown c. 1500–c. 1550 -
Stones of madness Unknown c. 1500–c. 1550 -
The extraction of the stone of madness After Jheronimus Bosch after 1501 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Jheronimus Bosch c. 1501–c. 1505 -
Appeal to fools Matthias Hupfuff (printer) 1512 -
Baker of fools Unknown 1513–1599 -
Baker of fools Unknown 1513–1599 -
The mill of fools Hieronymus Andreae 1520–1556 -
The Divine mill Hans Füssili (?) · Christoph Froschauer (printer) 1521 -
Fool's platter Circle of Jörg Breu the Elder 1528 -
Baker of fools Unknown 1539–1645 -
The rejuvenation furnace for women Anthony Corthoys the Elder 1543–1552 -
The rejuvenation furnace for women Anthony Corthoys the Elder 1543–1552 -
The rejuvenation furnace for men Anthony Corthoys the Elder 1543–1552 -
A new, amusing and delightful play: How old women are forged young Unknown c. 1546 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Manner of Jheronimus Bosch c. 1550 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Manner of Jheronimus Bosch c. 1550 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Manner of Jan Sanders van Hemessen after 1550 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Manner of Jheronimus Bosch after 1550 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Jan Sanders van Hemessen 1550–1555 -
The mocking of human follies Attributed to Frans Verbeeck c. 1550–c. 1570 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Manner of Jheronimus Bosch c. 1550–c. 1570 -
The mocking of human follies Attributed to atelier of Frans Verbeeck c. 1550–c. 1575 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Manner of Jheronimus Bosch c. 1550–c. 1599 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Follower of Jheronimus Bosch c. 1550–c. 1600 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Manner of Jheronimus Bosch c. 1550–c. 1600 -
Baker of fools Unknown 1551–1599 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Manner of Jheronimus Bosch c. 1551–c. 1600 -
Fool held to grindstone by fellow fools Jacob Gessner 1555 -
The stone operation Manner of Pieter Bruegel after 1556 -
The stone operation Circle of Maerten van Cleve · Manner of Pieter Bruegel after 1556 -
The stone operation Manner of Pieter Bruegel 1557 -
The grinding of the fool Dirck Volckertsz. Coornhert · Hieronymus Cock (printer) 1557 -
The cage of fools Sebastiano di Re 1557–1563 -
Appeal to fools J. Knobloch (printer) 1558 -
Master Snottolf's stone operation After Pieter Bruegel after 1559 -
Master Snottolf's stone operation After Pieter Bruegel after 1559 -
Master Snottolf's stone operation Pieter van der Heyden · After Pieter Bruegel · Hieronymus Cock (printer) 1559 -
Master Snottolf's stone operation Pieter van der Heyden · After Pieter Bruegel · Hieronymus Cock (printer) 1559 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Attributed to Pieter Huys 1548 or 1561 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Attributed to Pieter Huys c. 1561 -
Baker of fools Unknown 1561–1599 -
The mill of priests Hans Jakob Kilchsperger 1566 -
Mill of fools Balthasar Jenichen · Johann Bussemacher (printer) 1569 -
The stone operation Manner of Pieter Bruegel after 1570 -
Shaving the fool's head Unknown after 1570 -
The stone operation Manner of Pieter Bruegel after 1570 -
The head-bakery Unknown c. 1570–c. 1580 -
The head-bakery Unknown c. 1570–c. 1580 -
The extraction of fools Possibly Heinrich Wirich 1570–1590 -
The mill of priests Unknown c. 1575 -
The stone operation Manner of Pieter Bruegel c. 1575–c. 1599 -
The extraction of fools Possibly Heinrich Wirich 1575–1600 -
The head-bakery Unknown c. 1575–c. 1624 -
The head-bakery Unknown c. 1575–c. 1624 -
The head-bakery Unknown c. 1575–c. 1624 -
The head-bakery Unknown c. 1575–c. 1624 -
The head-bakery Unknown c. 1575–c. 1624 -
The head-bakery Unknown c. 1575–c. 1624 -
The head-bakery Unknown c. 1575–c. 1624 -
The head-bakery Unknown c. 1575–c. 1624 -
The extraction of fools Unknown 1576–1625 -
The grotesque mill of Roman devotion Tobias Stimmer · Bernhard Jobin (printer) 1577 -
A freshman being worked on with a grindstone Unknown 1578 -
A freshman being worked on with an axe Unknown 1578 -
A freshman being worked on with a plane Unknown 1578 -
Master Blaeskake's stone operation After Maerten de Vos · Jan Baptiste Vrients (printer) 1580–1589 -
Master Blaeskake's stone operation After Maerten de Vos · Jan Baptiste Vrients (printer) 1580–1589 -
Master Blaeskake's stone operation Maerten de Vos 1580–1589 -
The mill of fools Balthasar Jenichen · Johann Bussemacher (printer) c. 1580–c. 1600 -
Old wives mill Unknown c. 1580–c. 1600 -
The mill for grinding old men young Marc Anthoni Hannas (printer) c. 1580–c. 1630 -
Old wives mill Marc Anthoni Hannas (printer) c. 1580–c. 1630 -
The stone operation Unknown c. 1583 -
The stone operation After Nicolaes Weydtmans after 1585 -
The stone operation Nicolaes Weydtmans 1585–1642 -
The forging of heads After print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander 1590–1594 -
The tongue grinders After print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander · Text by Franco Estius 1590–1594 -
Baker of fools Unknown c. 1590–1640 -
The forging of heads Jean Bollard (print maker) · After print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander 1592–1689 -
The rejuvenation furnace for women Buryam Walda 1594 -
The forging of heads After print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander after 1594 -
The tongue grinders After print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander · Text by Franco Estius after 1594 -
Old wives mill Tycho Lange [...] 1595 -
Oestrum Johann Theodor de Bry · After Maerten de Vos 1596 -
Physician of Fools Johann Theodor de Bry · After anonymous 1596 -
Physician of fools After Johann Theodor de Bry after 1596 -
A collector's cabinet David Teniers 1597–1649 -
The doctor curing fantasies, and also purging folly with drugs Unknown after 1600 -
The doctor curing fantasies, and also purging folly with drugs Matthäus Greuter c. 1600 -
The pregnant peasant After Johann Theodor de Bry c. 1600 -
The pride of women Maerten de Vos c. 1600 -
Baker of fools Unknown c. 1600 -
Doctor Wurmbrandt, known throughout the land Matthäus Greuter (?) c. 1600 -
The doctor curing fantasies, and also purging folly with drugs Matthäus Greuter c. 1600 -
Inkstand with a madman distilling his brains Unknown c. 1600 -
The head-bakery Unknown c. 1600–c. 1620 -
The stone operation Manner of Pieter Bruegel c. 1600–c. 1625 -
The head-bakery Unknown c. 1600–c. 1630 -
The doctor curing fantasies, and also purging folly with drugs - c. 1600–c. 1699 -
Master Blaeskake's stone operation After Maerten de Vos 1600–1699 -
The doctor of Calabria Manner of Johann Theodor de Bry c. 1600–c. 1699 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Unknown 1600–1699 -
A surgery where all fantasy and follies are purged and good qualities are prescribed Boulonnois · After anonymous · Lagniet (printer) 1600–1699 -
The pregnant peasant Manner of Johann Theodor de Bry c. 1600–c. 1699 -
Master Snottolf's stone operation Pieter van der Heyden · After Pieter Bruegel · Theodoor Galle (printer) in or after 1601 -
Master Snottolf's stone operation Pieter van der Heyden · After Pieter Bruegel · Theodoor Galle (printer) in or after 1601 -
Heyn Plomp Possibly after David Vinckboons · Claes Jansz. Visscher II (printer) 1601–1652 -
Baker of fools Unknown 1601–1699 -
Master Blaeskake's stone operation After Maerten de Vos · Claes Jansz. Visscher II (printer) 1605–1652 -
The extraction of fools Unknown 1608–1618 -
James I holding the Pope’s nose to the grindstone David Ramsay (clockmaker) c. 1610–c. 1615 -
Altogether too stupid Adriaen Pietersz. van de Venne c. 1610–c. 1625 -
The forging of heads Johann Theodor de Bry (printer) · After print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander 1611 -
Come, men and women alike, and have the stone cut out Jan Tiel (printer) after 1616 -
The nose grinder Adriaen Pietersz. van de Venne possibly 1618 -
To this grave doctor millions do resort Martin Droeshout c. 1620–c. 1630 -
No image
The nose grinder Johann Schultes the Younger c. 1626 -
Physician of Fools After Johann Theodor de Bry 1627 -
Oestrum After Maerten de Vos 1627 -
Circumforaneus After Pieter Bruegel 1627 -
The tongue grinders After print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander 1627 -
The forging of heads After print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander 1627 -
Master Snottolf's stone operation Pieter van der Heyden · After Pieter Bruegel · Joannes Galle (printer) after 1630 -
Head being held to the grindstone Adriaen Pietersz. van de Venne 1635 -
Tremendous bluntness Adriaen Pietersz. van de Venne c. 1635 -
A man's head on a grindstone Pieter van Laer c. 1635–c. 1642 -
The head-bakery Unknown c. 1640 -
German proverbs Jakob von der Heyden (?) c. 1640–1640 -
Men placing numerous heads in an oven Unknown c. 1640 -
Depiction of the marvellous workshop of Simplicissimus Unknown c. 1640–c. 1680 -
Archbishop Laud’s nose being held to the grindstone Unknown 1641 -
Doctor Wurmbrandt Unknown 1648 -
A bakehouse where old women are baked young Abraham Bach the Elder c. 1648–c. 1680 -
A bakehouse where old men are baked young Abraham Bach the Elder c. 1648–c. 1680 -
A bakehouse where old men are baked young Abraham Bach the Elder c. 1648–c. 1680 -
A bakehouse where old women are baked young Abraham Bach the Elder c. 1648–c. 1680 -
The nose grinder Abraham Bach the Elder c. 1648–c. 1680 -
The shop for new heads Paul Fürst (printer) c. 1650 -
The windmill in which old women are ground young Paul Fürst (printer) c. 1650 -
Oven à la mode Cnobbaert (printer) 1650 -
The windmill in which old women are ground young Paul Fürst (printer) c. 1650 -
The doctor curing fantasies, and also purging folly with drugs Unknown c. 1650–c. 1699 -
The Scots holding their young king's nose to the grindstone Unknown 1651 -
Fools always make themselves known Jacques Lagniet · After Johann Theodor de Bry 1657 -
The young Lustucru Alexandre Boudan (printer) 1659–1664 -
Coin of Lustucru Unknown 1660 -
The invention of women Jacques Lagniet (printer) c. 1660 -
The invention of women Jacques Lagniet (printer) c. 1660 -
The forging of heads Adam Rérelle · Nicolas Langlois (printer) c. 1660 -
The massacre of Lustucru Pierre Bertrand (printer) c. 1660–c. 1664 -
The massacre of Lustucru Jacques Lagniet (printer) c. 1660–c. 1664 -
The return of Lustucru F. Campion 1663 -
The great destruction of Lustucru by strong and virtuous women Sébastien Leclerc 1663 -
The forging of heads Jacques Lagniet (printer) 1663 -
The forging of heads F. Campion 1663 -
The furnace of Jean Tangous J. Binet (printer) c. 1665 -
The nose grinder Abraham Aubry · Gerhard Altzenbach (printer) c. 1675–c. 1699 -
The extraction of the stone of madness Manner of Jheronimus Bosch c. 1685 -
The forging of heads After print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander 1689 -
The Protestant grind stone Unknown c. 1690 -
Bakery where heads are baked anew Willem van Bloemen (printer) 1694–1711 -
Bakery where heads are baked anew Willem van Bloemen (printer) 1694–1711 -
The new-yearly head-bakery, of all kinds of fool’s heads Philibert Bouttats the Younger (printer) c. 1700 -
The windmill in which old women are ground young Unknown 1700–1725 -
The forging of heads Carel Allard (attributed to) · After print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander 1705 -
The nose grinder Pietro Ridolfo c. 1710–c. 1716 -
The overseas grindstone of peaceful heads Turner (printer) 1712 -
The forging of heads Jacques Chiquet (printer) 1713–1741 -
The stone of folly found in many heads, for believing in the wind Unknown 1720 -
The Foreign Grinder / The Domestic Grinder / The Court Grinder / The Finisher Unknown 1757 -
Baker of fools Mullerianis (printer) 1765 -
Baker of fools Unknown 1765 -
The forging of heads Unknown c. 1800 -
The tongue grinders Unknown c. 1800 -
The foolish right of the nose-grinders Unknown c. 1800 -
The famous Lustucru Pierre Jean (printer) 1813–1816 -
John Bull holds Napoleon’s nose to the grindstone William Elmes 1814 -
The Allied Bakers or, The Corsican Toad in the Hole George Cruikshank · After Hannah Humphrey · Hannah Humphrey (printer) 1814 -
Master Kaccadorus' stone operation Clement, De Vri & Van Stegeren (printer) 1816–1836 -
Hard times | Worse & worse, semper idem!! George Cruikshank (also printer) · James Robins (printer) 1827 -
Beauty makers from Paris Attributed to Robert Seymour 1828 -
A Dutch physician and good apothecary who rejuvenates old people Ekspeditsiia zagotovleniia gos. bumag (Expedition for the Procurement of State Papers) before 1881 -
The nose sharpener Ekspeditsiia zagotovleniia gos. bumag (Expedition for the Procurement of State Papers) before 1881 -
The nose sharpener Ekspeditsiia zagotovleniia gos. bumag (Expedition for the Procurement of State Papers) before 1881 -
Baker of fools Unknown 1908