Subject

Purging of Folly

  1. Fool's platter
    Fool's platterCircle of Jörg Breu the Elder1528
  2. Physician of Fools
    Physician of FoolsJohann Theodor de Bry · After anonymous1596
  3. Physician of fools
    Physician of foolsAfter Johann Theodor de Bryafter 1596
  4. The doctor curing fantasies, and also purging folly with drugs
    The doctor curing fantasies, and also purging folly with drugsUnknownafter 1600
  5. The doctor curing fantasies, and also purging folly with drugs
    The doctor curing fantasies, and also purging folly with drugsMatthäus Greuterc. 1600
  6. The pregnant peasant
    The pregnant peasantAfter Johann Theodor de Bryc. 1600
  7. Doctor Wurmbrandt, known throughout the land
    Doctor Wurmbrandt, known throughout the landMatthäus Greuter (?)c. 1600
  8. The doctor curing fantasies, and also purging folly with drugs
    The doctor curing fantasies, and also purging folly with drugsMatthäus Greuterc. 1600
  9. The doctor of Calabria
    The doctor of CalabriaManner of Johann Theodor de Bryc. 1600–c. 1699
  10. A surgery where all fantasy and follies are purged and good qualities are prescribed
    A surgery where all fantasy and follies are purged and good qualities are prescribedBoulonnois · After anonymous · Lagniet (printer)1600–1699
  11. The pregnant peasant
    The pregnant peasantManner of Johann Theodor de Bryc. 1600–c. 1699
  12. To this grave doctor millions do resort
    To this grave doctor millions do resortMartin Droeshoutc. 1620–c. 1630
  13. Physician of Fools
    Physician of FoolsAfter Johann Theodor de Bry1627
  14. Depiction of the marvellous workshop of Simplicissimus
    Depiction of the marvellous workshop of SimplicissimusUnknownc. 1640–c. 1680
  15. The doctor curing fantasies, and also purging folly with drugs
    The doctor curing fantasies, and also purging folly with drugsUnknownc. 1650–c. 1699
  16. Fools always make themselves known
    Fools always make themselves knownJacques Lagniet · After Johann Theodor de Bry1657
  17. The stone of folly found in many heads, for believing in the wind
    The stone of folly found in many heads, for believing in the windUnknown1720