Glue stick runner, Hans Eissenbeisser (title on object), Tramp in jester's clothing, a glue stick over the shoulder (used to catch birds), as a personification of countless vices and thus of general folly. In addition to a bird, several small jesters are glued to the glue stick. In his right hand the jester holds a stick with an owl on it. A swarm of mosquitoes above his head; a pooping dog in front of his feet. Countless texts that refer to folly., print maker: Heinrich Wirich, Germany, 1588, paper, etching, engraving, height 335 mm × width 213 mm, print
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Glue stick runner, Hans Eissenbeisser, title, object, Tramp, jester's clothing, glue stick, shoulder, catch birds, personification, countless vices, thus, general folly, addition, bird, several small jesters, glued, right hand, jester holds, stick, owl, swarm, mosquitoes, head, pooping dog, front, feet, Countless texts, refer, folly, print maker, Heinrich Wirich, Germany, 1588, paper, etching, engraving, height 335 mm ×, width, 213 mm, print
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