In this painting, a man is trying to use a knife to cut down a roast goose tied to the trunk of that tree, from which also hangs a pancake that a nun and a monk are opening their mouths to eat.
A table in this painting bears a white plate with cherries on it and a dice cup. A man carrying a staff with the face of a jester on it and wearing a jester's suit with donkey ears sits apart from the other figures of this painting and sips from a cup. The artist's sketch The Woods that Hears and Sees depicts a version of the owl that sits in a treetop in the upper part of this painting. In this painting, a man is trying to use a knife to cut down a roast goose tied to the trunk of that tree, from which also hangs a pancake that a nun and a monk are opening their mouths to eat. This painting is the top two thirds of a (*) panel whose bottom third is titled the Allegory of Gluttony, and together was a wing of a lost triptych along with Death and the Miser. This painting draws on a Sebastian Brant satire and depicts a conveyance steered with a spoon. For 10 points, name this Hieronymus Bosch painting depicting a boat of crazy people.
A table in this painting bears a white plate with cherries on it and a dice cup.
The Ship of Fools