The full-color exterior of a painting with this title depicts a man being tied to a tree while robbers rifle through his belongings in the background, while a hooded man with a large hole in his trouser knee fends off a dog with a stick in the central foreground.
The full-color exterior of a painting with this title depicts a man being tied to a tree while robbers rifle through his belongings in the background, while a hooded man with a large hole in his trouser knee fends off a dog with a stick in the central foreground. A doctor checks a patient's teeth below a diagram that shows vermin invading a heart in a painting of this title, which also shows the falling rebel angels turning into insects and a corpulent friar overseeing a trio of nuns filling a sack. In the central (*) panel of a painting with this title, a couple playing a lute and singing sit next to a sky-blue demon atop the title object, which is surrounded by a throng of sinners as a crowd of demons drag it to hell. A later painting of this title depicts the River Stour near Willy Lott's cottage. For 10 points, give the name shared by a Hieronymous Bosch triptych and a John Constable painting of an ox-drawn farm cart.
The full-color exterior of a painting with this title depicts a man being tied to a tree while robbers rifle through his belongings in the background, while a hooded man with a large hole in his trouser knee fends off a dog with a stick in the central foreground.
The Hay Wain [or The Haywain Triptych] &lt;Carson&gt;