Reviewing “Hell and Paradise” for Hungarian media outlet Papageno, Zsuzsa Borbély aptly summarizes the chaotic nature of Bosch’s work. Instead of focusing on a central figure, the painter ...

The French philosopher Simone Weil reflected on the war’s devastation when she soberly noted, “We must prefer real hell to an imaginary paradise.” Bosch’s imagery may have been diluted for ...

The left and right ones represent paradise and hell in similar, typical iconography seen in Bosch’s other works, such as the “Haywain.” In the “Garden of Earthly Delights,” however ...

The first on the left is meant to represent paradise; the last on the right is hell, and in the center lies The Garden of Earthly Delights. 2. The date of its creation is up for debate.

HIERONYMUS Bosch died 500 years ago, his soul dispatched to parts unknown - perhaps oblivion, perhaps heavenly peace, perhaps a hellscape of his own invention. His reputation, however, resides in ...

Hieronymus Bosch: one hell of a hometown exhibition A once-in-a-lifetime show of works by the Dutch artist brings together some of the world’s great human masterpieces, says Jackie Wullschlager ...

While Chinese artists Xiao Miaochun concedes he doesn't fully understand the religious themes in Hieronymous Bosch's "Garden of Earthly Delights," that hasn't stopped him from offering his own ...

Paradise and hell are depicted as a dichotomy, two separate worlds, a cause and effect, in Renaissance paintings such Hieronymus Bosch’s triptych ‘Garden of Earthly Delights.’ Good and evil ...

Hieronymus Bosch died 500 years ago, his soul dispatched to parts unknown - perhaps oblivion, perhaps heavenly peace, perhaps a hellscape of his own invention. His reputation, however, resides in ...