For 10 points, name this triptych named after a massive wagon representing the sin of avarice, created by Hieronymus Bosch.
At the bottom of this painting a quack doctor is seen setting up a table with a large with a red heart on it to fool his customers, while on the right side a large priest sitting in a chair is seen forcing three nuns to pile grain into a sack. One section of this work is based on the Rotterdam Tondo and features three thieves tying a man to a tree, while the main figure is an emaciated man using his walking stick to drive off a dog snarling behind him. Along with "The Wayfarer," the top of the central panel of this work features an amorous peasant couple embracing in bushes directly above an aristocratic couple making music. A train of nobles including an emperor and the pope pursue the title object of this painting as a pack of demons drag it to Hell. For 10 points, name this triptych named after a massive wagon representing the sin of avarice, created by Hieronymus Bosch.
At the bottom of this painting a quack doctor is seen setting up a table with a large with a red heart on it to fool his customers, while on the right side a large priest sitting in a chair is seen forcing three nuns to pile grain into a sack.
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