In one painting by this artist, a gluttonous prince riding a barrel wields a lanced pig to battle a haggard nun wielding an oven shovel.
In one painting by this artist, a gluttonous prince riding a barrel wields a lanced pig to battle a haggard nun wielding an oven shovel. In one of his engravings, a helmeted man uses a gigantic knife to cut open a large fish, revealing a myriad of smaller fish inside its body. In addition to Carnival and Lent and Big Fish Eat Little Fish, this artist depicted stonemasons kneeling in front of King Nimrod in his painting The Tower of Babel. His village scenes portraying human folly include Children's Games and Netherlandish Proverbs. FTP, name this 16th century Flemish painter of The Triumph of Death, Peasant Wedding, and Hunters in the Snow.
In one painting by this artist, a gluttonous prince riding a barrel wields a lanced pig to battle a haggard nun wielding an oven shovel.
Pieter {Breugel} the Elder (also accept {Peasant Breugel}, Pieter {Bruegel De Oudere}, or any of these where Boeren is used in place of Pieter)