Buffoonery.

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A painting features three performers in theatrical clown-like costumes, with two standing on a wooden stage and one flying in the air. The performer on the left, an entertainer with short curly brown hair and a green-and-red jester cap, looks to the right and plays a mandolin. Dressed in a striped yellow and brown suit, he has red lipstick on. To his right, an actress with dark brown hair styled in two buns and a red jester cap with two points laughs while looking up to the left. She wears a flowery blue, pink, and green suit with white stockings and red slippers. Her suit has a frilly white collar and ruffled pink panels. Extending from her right hand, which she uses to adjust her balance, an outstretched arm reaches towards the mandolin. In the top-right corner, another entertainer with pale white skin and a clown mask, dressed with red gloves, a white suit, and a headdress adorned with black-and-white stripes, is being pulled by a string held by someone or something off-canvas to the right. This performer's headdress has a red poofy wig and two large points. In the background, a man with a black cowboy hat and a