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Iconography of medieval acrobats, tumblers, and contortionists.
- Adoration of the golden idol, Bible of Roda (BNF Latin 6 (3), fol. 64v), mid- to third quarter of the 11th century
- A letter M made up of acrobats, a bible, 11th-12th century
- An acrobat forms the letter M in a martyrologium (BNF NAL 214, fol. 29), c. 1151
- Bas-de-page in a book of hours (BNF Latin 14284, fol. 15), 13th century
- Men in acrobatic positions, a bible (Bibl. Mazarine 13, fol. 336v), c. 1270-1280
- A man does a handstand, another does plate-spinning, while yet another plays pipe and tabor; Romance of Alexander (Bodley 264, fol. 90r), c. 1338-44
- A misericord of an acrobat from Kerk Sint-Pieter in Leuven, c. 1438-1442
- Alexander and his court, History of Alexander the Great (BNF Fr. 49, fol. 38), second half of the 15th century
- A misericord of an acrobat from Kerk Sint-Catharina in Hoogstraten, 15th century
- An acrobat in the works of Heinrich von Veldeke (ÖNB 2861, fol. 95r), c. 1474-1574
- Detail from Melancolia in the Garden of Life by Matthias Gerung, 1558
- A tightrope-walker, fourth quarter of the 16th century
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