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"Extraction of the Stone of Madness" - Hieronymus Bosch (known as Bosco) (1450-1516) - El Prado Museum, Madrid, Spain

Note : Bosch or Bos, probably was a pupil of Albert Ouwater or Brueghel. In turn, Bosh greatly influenced Cranach. Phillip II of Spain greatly admired his work.

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