The Last Judgment Triptych (open) is an oil on wood painting created between 1467 and 1471. The central panel features Jesus surrounded by angels and demons, serving as the focal point of this monumental scene. In the left panel, figures are depicted being judged, while the right panel contains additional people facing judgment.
The composition is populated by numerous figures, including both angels and demons. Some of these characters are visible on the left side of the central panel, while others are scattered throughout the various panels. The work captures a variety of emotions, ranging from those appearing saved by Jesus to those facing their final judgment.
This triptych is characterized by its intricate detail and the artist's ability to capture human emotion and spirituality. The work consists of a central panel and two wings.
"Last Judgment Triptych (open)" by Memling, Hans was created in 1467.
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"Last Judgment Triptych (open)" by Memling, Hans is a landscape composition measuring 221 x 161 cm in the original.
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