Haywain that chases creatures like a fish with legs.
He painted a white angel on a hill behind a man in pink robes in St. John on Patmos. In another of his works, a nun has a Bible on her head and observes a man with a funnel on his head extracting a stone of madness, in The Cure of Folly. He painted a triptych where peasants carry pitchforks while a man playing a lute rides the title Haywain that chases creatures like a fish with legs. He painted the creation of the world on the outside of a work that shows monstrous birds eating humans. For 10 points, name this Dutch painter of The Garden of Earthly Delights.
He painted a white angel on a hill behind a man in pink robes in St. John on Patmos.
Heironymous Bosch [or Jerome van Aeken]