The Seven Deadly Sins By Joseph Bosch
Bosch was born in Hertogenbosch, Brabant (now known as the Netherlands), around 1450. He was a northern European spiritual painter of the late Middle Ages and his work utilizes striking and seemingly surreal iconography including his famous art piece The Seven Deadly Sins (Mitchell, Dalton; 2013). Throughout his career, he used his art to portray the sins and quarrel of humankind and to show the consequences of these actions, which directly links to the meaning of Apocalypses or revelation. Known for his dark and disturbing visions, Bosch took a critical look at the world around him, which he incorporated in his several works, which include the most famous Seven Deadly Sins and and Four Last Things. Bosch was known for letting his imagination