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This collection is made up of three Italian paintings from the 16th century that exhibit different interpretations of judgment. In all three paintings you will see each artist's depiction of a celestial world where some figures are shown enjoying the delights of life and other are being punished.These paintings depict the moment all faithfully religious people await with both hope and dread, when the mortal become immortal and souls are either guided into eternal life or eternal damnation.

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Artist: Hieronymus Bosch
Created: 1505-1515
Medium: oil paint
Current Location: Museo Nacional del Prado

Bosch's the "Garden of Earthly Delights" is one of his most mysterious paintings. This painting is considered a Triptych due to it's three panels which depict The Creation, The Garden of Earthly Delights and Hell which is thought to be the fate of humanity.

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The Last Judgement, Nave of Florence Cathedral  

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The Last Judgement, Nave of Florence Cathedral  

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Artist: Giorgio Vasari
Created: 1572-1579
Medium: fresco
Current Location: Duomo, Florence

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Artist: Michelangelo
Created: 1534-1541
Medium: fresco
Current Location: Vatican City, Rome