The top of this painting depicts a figure that is either an owl or a skull hidden in a tree.
The top of this painting depicts a figure that is either an owl or a skull hidden in a tree. This painting depicts gluttony through a plate of cherries resting on a wooden board and a man reaching to cut down a roast goose. Several figures in the painting try to eat a pancake hanging from a string using only their mouths; those figures may include a monk who faces a nun playing a lute. The central object in this painting features a long banner marked with a crescent moon, as well as a fool with donkey's ears sitting on a rope and drinking wine. Originally part of a triptych with its artist's painting Death and the Miser, it depicts drunken revelers carousing on an object steered by a giant ladle. FTP, name this allegorical painting by Hieronymous Bosch which takes place on a boat.
The top of this painting depicts a figure that is either an owl or a skull hidden in a tree.
The Ship of Fools