Dwaas wordt uitgelachen 1538 - 1543

"Dwaas wordt uitgelachen" (Fool is Laughed at) is a woodcut by Hans (II) Holbein, created between 1538-1543. The artwork depicts a fool, adorned with a feathered headdress, being mocked by three children as he stumbles through a landscape. This print is a visual representation of the common theme of the "foolishness" of humanity, often associated with the medieval morality plays. The artwork is characterized by its intricate details and expressive figures, showcasing Holbein's masterful skill in woodcut printing. This piece is a significant example of the artist's early work, and it can be viewed at the Rijksmuseum.