One of this man's earliest works features a woman balancing a book on her head observing its titular action.
One of this man's earliest works features a woman balancing a book on her head observing its titular action. Another early work features four circles in its corners with scenes representing Death, Judgement, Hell, and Glory, as well as a large circle divided into seven sections representing the titular transgressions. In addition to The Extraction of the Stone of Madness and The Seven Deadly Sins, he depicted the martyring of one of the patron saints of Corsica in The Crucifixion of Saint Julia. Two of his most famous works are triptychs depicting, from left to right, paradise, the Earth, and hell. FTP, name this Dutch artist of Haywain and The Garden of Earthly Delights.
One of this man's earliest works features a woman balancing a book on her head observing its titular action.
Hieronymus {Bosch} [other acceptable first names include Jheronimus, Jeroen, and Jerome; acceptable surnames include {Bos}, van {Aeken}, van {Aken}, and {Anthoniszoon}]