" appears on a stove around which several of these figures "warm themselves.
One of these figures wears a fur hat in a painting depicting a fight over a pickled herring. The phrase "no fire; will you have any tomorrow?" appears on a stove around which several of these figures "warm themselves." In another painting, two of these figures form an equilateral triangle with a man wearing a sign that reads "civet" (sih-VAY). One of these figures is depicted through a window in the distance under the letters S and O on a banner that reads "vive le sociale." Two of them are shown with a mop and broom "fighting for the body of a hanged man." One of these figures wears a black-and-green top hat at the bottom left of Christ's Entry into Brussels. James Ensor often painted, for 10 points, what figures that, in Pieter Bruegel's The Triumph of Death, attack the living with their bony limbs?
One of these figures wears a fur hat in a painting depicting a fight over a pickled herring.
skeletons [prompt on "corpses" or "bodies" or "bones" or "dead people" or similar answers]