It is Better to Hear the Rebuke of the Wise than for a Man to Hear the Song of Foo 

"It is Better to Hear the Rebuke of the Wise than for a Man to Hear the Song of Foo" is a painting by Byam Shaw, a British artist known for his historical and allegorical works. The painting depicts a scene of a king or nobleman receiving a rebuke from a wise figure, likely a cleric, as they are both standing in an opulent room. The scene is set in a richly decorated interior with a patterned floor and a regal red rug depicting lions. The painting is a reminder of the importance of taking advice from wise people and underscores the value of sound counsel. It's a notable example of Shaw's skill in capturing human emotion and the drama of historical scenes.