A woman in this painting with two white horns was copied for M. C. Escher’s print Belvedere. In the bottom right corner of this painting, a pig wearing a nun’s (15[1])habit (15[1])tries (15[1])to kiss a naked (15[2])man. (15[5])Amelia Hamrick (15[2])transcribed a “really (15[1])bad Gregorian (15[1])chant” (15[2])from music (15[1])written on a man’s skin (15[2])in this painting. (15[8]-5[1])When (15[1])this (15[1])painting is closed, (15[5])it depicts a bare gray (15[1])Earth (15[4])surrounded by a cosmic (15[1])sphere (15[2])on the (15[2])(*) third (10[1])day of (10[1])creation. (10[3])Giant birds in this painting include (10[1])a goldfinch holding grapes in a lake and a nightjar (-5[1])in a gold chair eating (10[1])a man headfirst. This painting’s right panel features giant musical instruments (10[1]-5[1])and a hollow “Tree-Man” as people are tortured in Hell. (-5[1])For 10 points, name this large triptych (10[1])whose central panel depicts humans (10[1])sinning in the title location, a painting by Hieronymus Bosch. ■END■ (10[3]0[2])