Two Laughing Jesters, 1673 The one sits on a reverse basket three -quarters to the right and with the head to the left, the other, with the head in the same direction, stands with bent knees behind him with his hands on his shoulders; BEIDER TIGN go in the same direction. They have convex, smiling faces with open mouths, in which tongue and teeth are visible. The sitting jar points out with the right hand forward and holds a stick with the other call (Karwats with calling) In front of the chest. There is a wart on his cheek. He wears sedged narrel hood with decorated hem, on which they call, and over a rug with narrow sleeves a cloak with wide -spreading sleeves, the right of which a staff with fool's head berbs. The cloak covers its entire left leg, but releases the right -hand leg. The latter has under the knee a decorated band with bubbles, is tied together at the ankles and falls over the boot. On the head of the standing figure a fool with donkey ears, the wide collar of which has