"Wee Three Logerh[ea]ds" -- Shakespeare's "picture of We Three", the old joke, i.e. only 2 fools, but you make yourself the third by your puzzled inquiry! In Southworth's excellent "Fools and Jesters at the English Court" he identifies the fool on the left as Tom Derry, and suggests the painting belongs to the reign of Charles I [1625-49]. Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, Stratford via BBC Your Paintings
!["Wee Three Logerh[ea]ds" -- Shakespeare's "picture of We Three", the old joke, i.e. only 2 fools, but you make yourself the third by your puzzled inquiry! In Southworth's excellent "Fools and Jesters at the English Court" he identifies the fool on the left as Tom Derry, and suggests the painting belongs to the reign of Charles I [1625-49]. Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, Stratford via BBC Your Paintings](https://i.pinimg.com/236x/db/a5/93/dba593a809acfca270ef14a057b5f2fd--the-fool-jokes.jpg)
