It is believed that the only time he left his native country was for a Last Judgement altarpiece for Philip, King of Castile.
It is believed that the only time he left his native country was for a Last Judgement altarpiece for Philip, King of Castile. Better representative of his style and subject matter are such works as Vision of Tondalys and The Path of Life. It is theorized that his works are moral warnings as seen in Death and the Miser and The Temptation of St. Anthony, or just the creations of a schizophrenic as seen in Ship of Fools. FTP, identify this artist, born Jerome van Aken, and best known for his triptych The Garden of Earthly Delights.
It is believed that the only time he left his native country was for a Last Judgement altarpiece for Philip, King of Castile.
Hieronymus {Bosch} (accept early Jerome van {Aken})