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A triptych presenting a surreal, detailed narrative from Eden to Hell, highlighting fantastical creatures, human debauchery, and otherworldly landscapes.

Narrates St. Anthony's spiritual trials with detailed, bizarre, and nightmarish figures, combining humans, animals, and objects.

Features a chaotic and nightmarish vision of the end times, with a variety of hybrid creatures, distorted human forms, and a collapsing environment.

Illustrates the satirical 'extraction of the stone of madness', with emblematic characters including a 'doctor', a nun, and a jester, in a setting replete with ironic and surreal elements.

In this triptych, the haywagon symbolizes the folly of human greed, surrounded by a panorama of surreal vignettes and absurd characters.

Depicts foolish humans aboard a vessel, unaware of their impending doom, surrounded by surreal and eerie imagery including hybrid creatures and ominous symbols.

Although a more traditional religious scene, it includes Bosch's surreal touch with a densely packed crowd of distorted, exaggerated faces and figures.

This work uses a variety of fantastical creatures and bizarre scenes to symbolize the sins and the existential states of Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell.

A narrative that showcases the moral choice between spiritual and material wealth with uncanny elements like a spectral figure and monstrous demons.