Jacquemart de Hesdin's "Fool" (1386) gets his name from his failure to envisage forthcoming paradigm shifts in the jester accessory sector and to cash in on his mock sceptre's potential as a 7-iron
posted by Bob @ 9:48 am
Friday, April 29, 2005
Jacquemart de Hesdin's "Fool" (1386) gets his name from his failure to envisage forthcoming paradigm shifts in the jester accessory sector and to cash in on his mock sceptre's potential as a 7-iron
2 Comments:
At 3:29 pm,
Dave said…
Looks more like an early form of vacuum-cleaner to me.
At 4:22 pm,
Bob said…
True yet despite its resemblance to a telescopic wand, many accomplished pros would be lost without their performance-enhancing “de Hesdin's” lofting iron.
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