The last judgment

The Last Judgment, 1506-1508, by Hieronymus Bosch , oil on panel, 59x113 cm. Netherlands, 16th century. Aquisgrana, Suermondt Ludwig Museum

The Last Judgment

The Last Judgment (detail) by Hans Memling, c. 1467-1471.

Even if you're not religious, seeing artwork depicting hell, with the torture and the fire and the unknowable horror, can leave you feeling uneasy.

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Download Image of John Martin - The Last Judgement - Google Art Project. Free for commercial use, no attribution required. The Last Judgment refers to the final judgment by God of all people, both the living and the dead, at the end of time. The Last Judgment will occur after the second coming of Jesus Christ and the end of the world. On that day, the dead will rise and be judged according to their deeds, with those who have lived a virtuous life being rewarded with eternal life in heaven…

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