View asset onlyAlbi, Kathedrale, Jüngstes Gericht, Det. LuxuriaAlbi (Dép. Tarn, Midi-Pyrénées, Frankreich),Kathedrale / Cathédrale Sainte-Cécile.Das Jüngste Gericht; Ausschnitt aus der Höllenzone der Todsünden: Höllenstrafen der Luxuria (Wollust).Wandmalerei an der Westinnenwand der Kirche. Burgundischer Meister, Ende15. Jahrhundert. Gesamtmaße ca. 15 × 18 m. Foto, undat. (vor 1997).IdentifierAKG1717302SourceMichel EscourbiacCredit lineakg-images / Michel EscourbiacEvent date1490Image date1490Time Period15TH CENTURY2ND MILLENNIUM A.D.MIDDLE AGESTopicAPOCALYPSEARTBIBLECATHEDRALCHRISTIANITYCHURCHCRY ; SCREAM ; SHRIEKDETAILDEVILDEVIL AND HELLFABLED CREATUREFEARFRIGHT ; SCAREGEOGRAPHYGOTHIC ARTHELL ; ETERNAL DAMNATIONINFERNOJUDGEMENT DAY ; JUDGMENT DAYLATE GOTHICLUXURIAMANMORTAL SIN ; CARDINAL SINNEW TESTAMENTPUNISHMENTS OF HELLRELIGIOUS BUILDINGS ; SACRED STRUCTURESSENSUALITYSHOCK ; FRIGHT ; TERRORSIN ; WRONGDOINGTOPOGRAPHYUNDERWORLDVICEVIEWWOMANGeographyALBIEUROPEFRANCESAINTE-CECILEST. CECILE CATHEDRALTARN (DEPARTMENT)WESTERN EUROPEPersonMICHEL ESCOURBIACTechniqueFRESCOMURAL PAINTING ; WALL PAINTINGPAINTING (TECHNIQUE)PHOTOGRAPHSize4205px × 4121px (49 MB) 35.6 cm × 34.8 cm @ 300 dpiSpecial Formats4900px × 4802px (67 MB) TIFF41.5 cm × 40.7 cm @ 300 dpiAdd to lightbox: 'My First Lightbox'Add to cartDownload
