The Four Last Things by Maarten van Heemskerck (1565)

Print of a deathbed scene beside a judgment scene with Christ in heaven, angels, nude souls and demons in hell.

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This 1565 print by Maarten van Heemskerck, titled The Four Last Things, shows a deathbed scene at left with a dying figure attended by mourners and children. At right, a enthroned Christ in red presides over a heaven of angels and the saved, while below a crowd of nude figures reaches toward the light and a vast infernal landscape of tormented souls and demons unfolds.

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1565

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