In the background of this painting, a man watches as two bears dance with their backs to each other.
In the background of this painting, a man watches as two bears dance with their backs to each other. Inits right foreground, a man wearing a red tunic and a feathered cap seemingly controls a globe floatingabove his left hand. A woman ties the devil to a pillow in the bottom left of this painting, below a housethat takes up the majority of its left half, from which a man urinates onto a sign. Sometimes called The BlueCloak, it depicts two men holding each other by their noses, representing mutual trickery, over a stack ofcards falling to the ground, representing the element of chance in man's fate. For 10 points, name thispainting by Peter Bruegel the Elder, a literal depiction of idioms.
In the background of this painting, a man watches as two bears dance with their backs to each other.
Netherlandish Proverbs [or Flemish Proverbs or The Topsy Turvy World, accept The Blue Cloak before mention]