In addition to Census at Bethlehem, he illustrated a man stabbing a large creature whose mouth is full of smaller ones, while another man does that in a boat on the side.
Hens and horse-drawn carriages stand in the snow as people congregate near the bottom left for the central event of one of his paintings. In addition to Census at Bethlehem, he illustrated a man stabbing a large creature whose mouth is full of smaller ones, while another man does that in a boat on the side. That print, Big Fish Eat Little Fish, was also attributed to Bosch. He included a man banging his head againsta wall and a hanging pair of scissors in a painting once called The (*) Folly of the World, intended to depict the title cultural phenomenon. However, he is better known for painting a famed Babylonian building in a state of disarray. For 10 points, identify this Flemish painter of Netherlandish Proverbs and The Tower of Babel, to whom Landscape With The Fall of Icarus was formerly attributed.
Hens and horse-drawn carriages stand in the snow as people congregate near the bottom left for the central event of one of his paintings.
Pieter Bruegel the Elder [prompt on Bruegel; accept Pieter Bruegel the Peasant]