A carousel top illustration used as a product graphic for the <n>Luna park - Τσίρκο - Καρουζέλ</n> theme.

<n>Piero</n> (played by <n>Roman Stolkarts</n>) and <n>Arlekin</n> in the 1975 film <n>The Adventures of Buratino</n>.

<n>Hippodrome, 4 Clowns</n>, a lithographic poster created by <n>Jules Chéret</n> in 1882.

Cheret Julles rare vintage style poster  - L Hippodrome 4 clowns,P096

<n>Bicycling</n> trade card from the <n>Pretty Athletes</n> series, issued by <n>W.S. Kimball & Co.</n> in the late 1880s.

<n>Victorian Scrap - Circus Elephant riding a Tricycle</n>, a late 19th century print.

A collection of <n>Venetian masks</n> in the style of découp art by <n>Roberta Marone</n>.

A costume from the <n>Carnival of Venice</n> in 2016.

<n>Art Nouveau</n> poster by <n>Jules Chéret</n> for the ballet <n>Fleur de Lotus</n> at the <n>Folies Bergère</n>, 1893.

The <n>Moonrise/sunset Mask</n> by artist <n>LacyMasks</n>.

Portrait of legendary clown <n>Lou Jacobs</n>, who performed with the Ringling Bros. circus for over 60 years.

<n>The Joker Archetype</n> by artist <n>Benjamin Malejko</n>.

Showgirl <n>Sybil Carmen</n> in the <n>Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic</n>, ca. 1915. Photo by <n>Alfred Cheney Johnston</n>.

<n>Trapeze Artist</n>, an <n>Art Deco</n> illustration from 1926 by <n>Erté</n>.

A multi-faced <n>Venetian Carnival Mask</n> at the <n>Carnival of Venice</n>.

<n>Leg Swing, from the Gymnastic Exercises series (N77)</n>, a trade card issued by <n>W. Duke, Sons & Co.</n> ca. 1887.

Poster by <n>Jules Chéret</n> for dancer <n>Loïe Fuller</n>'s performance at the <n>Folies Bergère</n>, 1893.

<n>T. Lux Feininger</n>'s 1928 portrait of <n>Bauhaus</n> artist <n>Oskar Schlemmer</n> as a musical clown.

The cover of <n>Flora Balzano</n>'s book, <n>Soigne ta chute</n>, featuring a 1948 photo of a circus performer.

A 1894 poster for <n>The Sandow Trocadero Vaudevilles</n> by <n>The Strobridge Lith. Co.</n>

A textile collage by artist <n>Elena Veselova</n> from her exhibition <n>Motif</n>.

Illustration by <n>Daniele Minami</n> for <n>La Casano</n> with art direction by <n>Pencil Office</n>.

A carte de visite of English clown and comedian <n>Funny Fred Hall</n>. Photo by <n>C.W. Stoodley</n>.

Funny Fred Hall, English clown and comedian

Masks by artist <n>Fernand Aubry</n>, Paris, 1950s.