Paintings by Hieronymus Bosch, a panel of the Isenheim Altarpiece by Matthias Grünewald, and a painting by Salvador Dali all depict, for 10 points, what scene of the trials of the title saint in the Egyptian desert?
In one version of this painting, a merman with two tails rides a fish and carries another in the top left corner, next to a winged fish with a boat on its back. Also in that triptych, a skull-headed creature plays a harp while riding a fictional mount in front of the central platform, which in turn is in front of a ruined tower. In another version, the title figure clad in blue lies prone as he is assaulted by various anthropomorhic creatures, and a lizard bites at his hand. That scene forms the rightmost panel of a famous altarpiece, and a more modern version of this scene depicts the nude title figure holding up a wooden cross against various animals with very long legs, including an elephant with a nude woman on a platform on top and a rearing white horse. Paintings by Hieronymus Bosch, a panel of the Isenheim Altarpiece by Matthias Grünewald, and a painting by Salvador Dali all depict, for 10 points, what scene of the trials of the title saint in the Egyptian desert?
In one version of this painting, a merman with two tails rides a fish and carries another in the top left corner, next to a winged fish with a boat on its back.
{Temptation} of Saint {Anthony} [accept {plural} forms]