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"Bible. N.T. Revelation; Matthew 24. The ranks are divided into left and right, saved and damned. On the right hand side, devils prod the unruly mass into rank and file. In the middle, hybrids of skeleton and human emerge from the ground. Around…

This engraving depicts judgement day. The top section represents heaven and the lower section represents earth. Christ is placed in the centre-upper section of the engraving. The apostles are placed on the top right, and female saints on the top…

Original title: Das Große Jüngste Gericht ("The Great Last Judgment").Rubens depicts Judgment day in this painting. We can see Christ represented in the center top section of the painting. This top half of the painting represents heaven, whereas the…

The image represents the Heathen and his wife on the left holding hands. On the right, a skeleton with a veil and breasts looks at the couple and holds the Heathen's hand. The skeleton is thus represented as female but attends to both genders the…

This image represents a marriage between the men and the woman that appear placing their hands on a skull. Although the corpse that appears underneath the skull is that of a man, the skull is deprived of any gender traits.

The skull represents…

The painting depicts the day of the final judgment. Christ is at the center, whereas the top half of the painting represents heaven and the bottom half represents the earth.

In the bottom half of the painting, the artist portrays a desexualized…

Michelangelo's fresco depicts the day of the last judgment. Particularly in this section of the fresco, we find that both men and women are portrayed using common clothing, namely a shroud, after death. The artist also portrays desexualized nudity in…

Provost represents Judgment day, where he positions Christ in the top center of the painting. The top half represents heaven, whereas the bottom half represents the earth. Similar to other representations of the final judgment(The Crucifixion; The…

This illustration, representing the death of a Nun and a Witch and appears in the second volume of theMiroer SalutaireorLa danse macabre nouuelle,named:La danse macabre des femmes / Et le debat du corps et de lamebyGuyot Marchant (1486).According to…

The image represents Mary Magdalen, dressed in white and red staring at a mirror placed on the right. A candle illuminates the scene and reflects on the mirror. On Mary Magdalen's lap there is a skull deprived of any gender traits. Magdalen's hands…