The outer panels of this triptych show a dog harassing an elderly wayfarer on the Path of Life.
The outer panels of this triptych show a dog harassing an elderly wayfarer on the Path of Life. The interior progresses from the Creation and Fall of Man on the left wing to the center, which shows a procession led by demons heading into Hell on the right wing. A later painting of this name used a drawing by John Dunthorne as a model for the title object. The central panel of the triptych shows a group of nuns stuffing a bag with the title commodity and a group of princes following the title conveyance. Willy Lott's cottage appears in the later painting, which shows the title object crossing a stream of the Stour River. FTP, give the shared name of a Bosch triptych and a Constable painting, both of which feature a harvest wagon.
The outer panels of this triptych show a dog harassing an elderly wayfarer on the Path of Life.
The {Hay Wain}