The two figures at the bottom of this painting are the only naked ones, and the one of them on the left holds a bowl aloft. In total there are 12 people and the man furthest to the right leans over as he vomits.  A minstrel sits on some tree branches at the right and a May tree, with an owl poking out, is the major feature of the upper half as is the salmon-colored banner with an Islamic crescent tied to the tree's trunk.  A plate of cherries lies just below the nun who plays a lute and sings with a monk at the center.  Initially it was part of a larger piece where it 
The two figures at the bottom of this painting are the only naked ones, and the one of them on the left holds a bowl aloft. In total there are 12 people and the man furthest to the right leans over as he vomits.  A minstrel sits on some tree branches at the right and a May tree, with an owl poking out, is the major feature of the upper half as is the salmon-colored banner with an Islamic crescent tied to the tree's trunk.  A plate of cherries lies just below the nun who plays a lute and sings with a monk at the center.  Initially it was part of a larger piece where it sat above the artist's Allegory of Gluttony.  Likely inspired by a contemporary satire by Sebastian Brant, For 10 points, identify this depiction of a group about to embark on an aquatic voyage, a painting by Hieronymous Bosch.
The two figures at the bottom of this painting are the only naked ones, and the one of them on the left holds a bowl aloft.
Ship of Fools