Two depictions of these locations, one located in Oxford's Christ Church and the other at the Kimbell Art Museum, were created by Annibale Carracci.
A 1946 painting set in one of these places features strings of garlands along the top of a pink and purple wall.That work shows the spectre of a black-suited politician whose face is hidden by the shadow of his umbrella, standing in front of a cruciform object. In addition to that one by Francis Bacon, works set in these locations include one in which a pikeman wearing a feathered hat rummages in his purse at the left, watching four workers in white aprons hard at work. An inverted landscape whose foreground is dominated by one of these places shows the Holy Family giving alms on the way to Egypt. Pretzels, crossed herrings, and the primary products of these stores fill the title "stall" in that painting by Peter (*) Aertsen. Two depictions of these locations, one located in Oxford's Christ Church and the other at the Kimbell Art Museum, were created by Annibale Carracci. For 10 points, name these places whose workers are often shown cutting up cow carcasses to sell to customers.
A 1946 painting set in one of these places features strings of garlands along the top of a pink and purple wall.
butcher shops [or  butcher stalls; accept equivalents, like  meat stalls]