Depictions of jugglers from before the 17th century. In addition to jugglers from the Middle Ages and Renaissance, there are a few here from Antiquity, too. See also Research in Juggling History and these links for more information on the history of juggling, and how to juggle.

Another excellent source is The Art of Iugling or Legerdemaine, written by Samuel Rid in the early 17th century, which describes some tricks and techniques for juggling (as well as many of the other sleight-of-hand tricks which jugglers of his time were known to do).

• Lekythos with a female juggler, made in Piraeus towards the end of the 5th century BC
• Statuette of a juggler, Thebes (Boetia?), 4th century BC
• Ethan juggles, while King David and his musicians play, The Tiberius Psalter (Brit. Lib. Cotton Tiberius C. VI, fol. 30v), c. 1050
• Jugglers on fols. 107v and 112v of a tonary (BNF Latin 1118), first half of the 11th century
• A juggler from a tonary (Brit. Lib. Harley 4951, fol. 298v), late 11th century
• A juggler from a limestone relief, Berry, 12th century
• A juggler, Legendarium austriacum (Heiligenkreuz Stiftsbibliothek MS 11, fol. 71v), c. 1185-1195
• A juggler on an illuminated initial "D" in a psalter (St. John's College, MS K.30, fol. 49r), 12th-13th century
• A juggler in an illuminated initial "B" in a psalter (Brit. Lib. Lansdowne 431, fol. 11), first quarter of the 13th century
• Tile with a juggler, Aisne, 13th century
• A rabbit juggles knives, Bible (PML G.42, fol. 263r), c. 1265
• Fols. 40r, 78v, and 90r, The Romance of Alexander (Bodl. 264), 1338-1344
• Musicians and an acrobat, Smithfield Decretals (Brit. Lib. Royal 10 E. IV, fol. 58), c. 1340
• Lead token of a juggler and a trained dog, France, 15th century
• Three leather balls, second half of the 15th century
• The juggler and the woman by Israhel van Meckenem, c. 1495-1503
• A young woman, wearing trousers, juggles swords from Melancolia in the Garden of Life by Matthias Gerung, 1558
• Juggling Man by Adriaen de Vries, c. 1610-1615