One painting of this name shows a man lying down at the base of a tree in its lower left corner, while its lower right corner has a shepherd and a man fishing with two fishing poles.
One painting of this name shows a man lying down at the base of a tree in its lower left corner, while its lower right corner has a shepherd and a man fishing with two fishing poles. That painting also has two castles and was done by Hans Bol. A more famous painting of this name has a sheathed sword in the lower left and a corpse in the bushes. Three ships can be seen in the midground beneath a setting sun, and a fourth, larger ship is on the right side. A shepherd and a plowman in grey and red both have their backs turned away from the title action, which is seen as a pair of legs thrashing in the water in the lower right. For ten points, give the common name of these paintings, one of which is attributed to Pieter Bruegel and depicts the demise of Daedalus's son.
One painting of this name shows a man lying down at the base of a tree in its lower left corner, while its lower right corner has a shepherd and a man fishing with two fishing poles.
{Landscape with the Fall of Icarus}