One of these events takes place behind a tree stump in the foreground of a painting that depicts the artist’s home, Het Steen (“shtayn”), in the early morning. A portrait titled for one of these events used a low angle point of view to assuage its subject’s insecurity regarding his height, and shows Endymion (-5[1])Porter gazing into a wood to the right. To decorate Schleissheim Palace, Peter Paul Rubens was commissioned to create four large paintings of these events, (15[1])one of which (-5[1])includes a (*) crocodile (10[5])and (10[1])hippopotamus. (10[11])Figures (10[3])ice skate (10[2]-5[2])on a frozen lake (10[1])in the background (10[2])while men return (10[1])from (10[1])one of these events (10[4])through (10[1])bare trees (10[1]-5[1])with their dogs in a painting from its artist’s (10[1])Labours (10[1])of the Months series. For 10 points, Anthony van Dyck depicted Charles I at what sort of event, (10[1])whose participants title a Pieter Brueghel painting “in the Snow?” ■END■ (10[4])