Fools Have the Most Fun by Adriaen van de Venne (1661)

Monochrome painting of a crowd dancing in a village street under a cloudy sky, with a mounted rider and houses behind.

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A monochrome brownish painting shows a lively crowd of villagers dancing and gesturing in a street before a row of houses and a church spire. A mounted rider in a tall hat and a cloaked figure at the left edge add to the crowded composition under a heavy, cloudy sky. The work is attributed to Adriaen van de Venne and dated 1661, titled Fools Have the Most Fun.

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1661

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