Hieronymus Bosch

northern-renaissance

Bosch Paintings 1450 - 1516 Northern Renaissance Painter

Haywain, central panel of the triptych, c.1485-1490

Oil on panel, 55 x 39 1/4 inches (140 x 100 cm)

Monasterio de San Lorenzo, El Escorial

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OIL PAINTING: Haywain, central panel of the triptych, c.1485-1490
The subject of sin and its punishments was central to all of Bosch's art. A famous triptych, The Haywain, contains a progression of sin, from Eden to hell, across its panels. In the central panel sin is represented through the metaphor of a large wagonload of hay for which a greedy world grasps. All the while, the wagon is being pulled by demons towards the right panel - which shows one of Bosch's earliest depictions of hell.