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The Ship of Fools by Hieronymus Bosch is a satirical and moral critique of society’s follies. Bosch uses the ship as a symbol of humanity adrift—lost in indulgence and vice rather than pursuing meaningful purpose. The painting shows a group of figures indulging in gluttony, revelry, and other excesses, embodying humanity’s misguided priorities and lack of direction. Bosch is known for his attention to grotesque details, which underscore the absurdity and moral decay of his subjects, ultimately painting a vivid picture of society's misguided journey.