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The Last Judgement. Triptych, central panel, detail Oil on oakwood Inv. 4 E
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The Last Judgement. Triptych, central panel,...

The Last Judgement: Hell. Triptych, right wing, inside Oil on oakwood Inv. 4 D
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The Last Judgement: Hell. Triptych, right wing, i...

Christ carrying the Cross. Altar wing, Oil on oakwood (end 15th) 57 x 32 cm Inv. 6429
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Christ carrying the Cross. Altar wing, Oil on oakw...

The table of the Seven Deadly Sins. Forming a circle around the figure of Christ, seven scenes depict the Seven Deadly Sins,each identified by an inscription. Four circular scenes in the corners represent the Four Last Things. The painting belonged to King Philip II of Spain. Wood, 120 x 150 cm Inv.2822
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The table of the Seven Deadly Sins. Forming a circle around the figure of Chris...

The table of the Seven Deadly Sins Hell - detail. Four circular scenes in the corners depict the Four Last Things (Death, Judgement, Hell and Heaven). The painting belonged to king Philip II of Spain. Total size:120 x 150 cm Inv. 2822
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The table of the Seven Deadly Sins Hell - detail. Four circular scenes in the...

The table of the Seven Deadly Sins The Last Judgement - detail. Four circular scenes in the corners depict the Last Four Things (Death, Judgement, Hell and Heaven). The painting belonged to King Philip II of Spain. Total size: 120 x 150 cm Inv. 2822
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The table of the Seven Deadly Sins The Last Judgement - detail. Four circular...

The Hay-Cart. A Flemish proverb says:"The world is a hay-cart from which every man takes what he can".Pope and Emperor arrive in grand cavalcade;the poor grab what they can and the clergy have already taken their share. Triptych, 135 x 100, 135 x 42 cm. Inv.2052
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The Hay-Cart. A Flemish proverb says:"The world is a hay-cart from which ever...

The cure for folly. A satire on medieval charlatans and quack doctors who claimed to cure madness by extracting a stone from the person's forehead. Wood, 48 x 35 cm Inv. 256
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The cure for folly. A satire on medieval charlatans and quack doctors who claime...

The cure for folly. A satire on medieval charlatans and quack doctors who claimed to cure madness by extracting a stone from the person's forehead. Detail of 40-05-04/1 Inv. 256
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The cure for folly. A satire on medieval charlatans and quack doctors who claime...

The Garden of Delights, triptych, left panel. Paradise abounds with plants and animals; an owl in the fountain represents knowledge; God between Adam and Eve in the foreground. Wood, 220 x 97 cm Inv. 2823
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The Garden of Delights, triptych, left panel. Paradise abounds with plants and...

The Garden of Delights, triptych, center panel. Groups of people and animals, fantastic constructions and strange plants form an allegory of the pursuit of carnal pleasures. Wood, 220 x 195 cm Inv. 2823
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The Garden of Delights, triptych, center panel. Groups of people and animals, f...

The Garden of Delights, detail of center panel, top. Naked men and women ride on real and imaginary animals around a pool with bathers. An ornate fountain in the background. An allegory on the pursuit of carnal pleasures. Inv. 2823
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The Garden of Delights, detail of center panel, top. Naked men and women ride...