The lower left corner of this painting depicts a man fallen between two chairs and a man in blue biting a column. In the center, a man holds up a lit candle and prays to a devil, while another man pastes a fake white beard on Christ. A shallow river in this painting contains a man using a fan in an attempt to block out the sun and a man attempting to catch an eel by the tail. More amusing characters in this painting include a man armed to the teeth in order to bell a cat, a woman in a red dress putting a blue cloak over her husband's face, and a man shooting arrows at pies in the upper left. Painted in 1559, its layout is similar to its artist's other painting ? Children's Games, and its background alludes to The Blind Leading the Blind, one of the title sayings. FTP, name this painting by Pieter Brueghel the Elder which illustrates over 
The lower left corner of this painting depicts a man fallen between two chairs and a man in blue biting a column. In the center, a man holds up a lit candle and prays to a devil, while another man pastes a fake white beard on Christ. A shallow river in this painting contains a man using a fan in an attempt to block out the sun and a man attempting to catch an eel by the tail. More amusing characters in this painting include a man armed to the teeth in order to bell a cat, a woman in a red dress putting a blue cloak over her husband's face, and a man shooting arrows at pies in the upper left. Painted in 1559, its layout is similar to its artist's other painting ? Children's Games, and its background alludes to The Blind Leading the Blind, one of the title sayings. FTP, name this painting by Pieter Brueghel the Elder which illustrates over a hundred of the title idioms.
The lower left corner of this painting depicts a man fallen between two chairs and a man in blue biting a column.
The {Netherlandish Proverbs}