Triptych of Last Judgement

The 'Triptych of Last Judgement' is a compelling religious painting dated after 1486, attributed either to Hieronymus Bosch, his workshop, or a collaborative effort. As one of only eight surviving triptychs, it vividly depicts the Last Judgment across its three panels. The central panel presents a dramatic scene of heaven and hell, rendered with Bosch’s signature fantastical imagery. The use of grisaille techniques and detailed symbolism reflect the complexities of early Northern renaissance art, emphasizing spiritual themes through intricate iconography and vivid storytelling.