This man included the work "48" in an early series of paintings on unprimed canvases. A painting by George Engleheart inspired this man's Portrait of Mistress Mills. He was inspired by Hendrik Martensz Sorgh's depiction of a musician to create a painting of a man with a gigantic head and ruffled collar playing a lute. This artist's MoMA retrospective was called "Painting and Anti-Painting". Random flags, a guillotine marked with the word "jour", and an ear attached to a 
This man included the work "48" in an early series of paintings on unprimed canvases. A painting by George Engleheart inspired this man's Portrait of Mistress Mills. He was inspired by Hendrik Martensz Sorgh's depiction of a musician to create a painting of a man with a gigantic head and ruffled collar playing a lute. This artist's MoMA retrospective was called "Painting and Anti-Painting". Random flags, a guillotine marked with the word "jour", and an ear attached to a (*) tree appears in the middle of a work based on Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights. This artist, who once stated that he wanted to "assassinate painting", depicted a white, red, and yellow ladder on the left of a brown and black landscape where a canine tilts its head to the sky on the right. For 10 points, name this Catalan artist of Dutch Interior, The Tilled Field and Dog Barking at the Moon.
This man included the work "48" in an early series of paintings on unprimed canvases.