For 10 points, name this allegorical entity whose "triumph" was painted by Breughel.
Hans Baldung Grien depicted this figure kissing his wife from behind as she grimaces and attempts to lift up her falling robe. Another work by Baldung shows this figure, in the place of Adam, approached by a seductive Eve as he raises an apple into the air and his wrist is bitten by a snake. He is the first title figure in a painting in which a hooded demon rests its head on its hand as other rodent-like monsters crawl around a wooden box, stealing banknotes and coins. That work, which formed a triptych with Allegory of Gluttony and Lust and The (*) Ship of Fools, shows this figure aiming an arrow at a bedridden man as a demon hands him a bag of money. This figure rides a horse around a racetrack in an Albert Pinkham Ryder painting, while in another work he herds a large mass of peasants into a box with a door marked by a red cross. That work shows this figure wielding a scythe while riding an emaciated horse. For 10 points, name this allegorical entity whose "triumph" was painted by Breughel.
Hans Baldung Grien depicted this figure kissing his wife from behind as she grimaces and attempts to lift up her falling robe.
Death