A cheeky glimpse from the right panel of The Garden of Earthly Delights: a pig sporting a cowl leans in, a metallic figure floats nearby, and a bewildered character faces their destiny. The scene plays out in rich reds, warm ochres, and deep shadows, with pale skin tones cutting through the chaos. It’s darkly humorous yet strangely refined. Keen to see the full triptych? Check out the complete Bosch Garden of Earthly Delights range for more panels and close-ups.

Hieronymus Bosch, a Northern Renaissance master, filled his work with dense moral tales. His detailed brushwork and dreamlike vision still resonate today. We offer this print in various sizes, perfect for Kiwi homes. Pop it in your study, add it to a gallery wall, or let it shine solo. Yes, that’s a pig in a hood.

• Colours: burnt red, ochre, charcoal black, pale skin tones
• Mood: grotesque satire with captivating detail
• Style: late-medieval fantasy, sharp allegory

Want to explore the symbolism and stories behind this piece? Read our insight into The Garden of Earthly Delights’ history. Pick your size and let this snippet spark some yarns.