This painter showed a nun balancing a book on her head and a man in a tin hat poking at another's skull in his The Cure of Folly.
This painter showed a nun balancing a book on her head and a man in a tin hat poking at another's skull in his The Cure of Folly. A greenish figure's face is obscured by a long musical instrument, two figures kiss in front of a brown tree, and several pitchforks are raised towards the center, as Jesus looks on from a cloud, in another of his paintings. For 10 points, name this creator of 1490's The Haywain, who also showed a blue giraffe, a bird-monster eating a man, and a plethora of naked figures in his triptych The Garden of Earthly Delights.
This painter showed a nun balancing a book on her head and a man in a tin hat poking at another's skull in his The Cure of Folly.
Hiëronymus {Bosch} [or {Jerome Van Aeken}; or {Jeroen Anthoniszoo}]