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The Triumph of Death (detail)Buonamico Buffalmacco

In this infernal vision (1336–41), a monstrous beast devours the damned, symbolizing the gaping maw of Hell. Twisted bodies writhe in torment, reinforcing the terror of divine punishment. The grotesque imagery served as a visceral warning against sin for medieval viewers, blending fear with moral instruction.
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