Judgment Collection (page 6)

The Opening of the Fifth and Sixth Seals, 1498, (1936). Artist: Albrecht Durer
The Opening of the Fifth and Sixth Seals, 1498, (1936). A scene from the Apocalypse or The Revelations of St. John the Divine. Found in the collection of the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France

Court of Kings Bench, 1893. An illustration from A Short History of the English People, by John Richard1893 Green, illustrated edition, Volume II, Macmillan and Co, London, New York, 1893

The Judgment of Paris, the Paris Conference, First World War, March-June 1916, (c1920). Paris: We ve decided to keep the Apple [Trade] for ourselves. Germania: Then what do I get? Paris: The Pip!

The judgement of the Queens Common Sense, 1736. Address d to Henry Fielding esq. Illustration from Social Caricature in the Eighteenth Century

Scene from the Book of the Dead of Any, Egyptian, c1275 BC, (c1900-1920). In the centre are the scales used for weighing the heart, attended by Anubis, the jackal-headed god of embalming

The Court of Chancery in the Reign of George I, 18th century (c1905). Lord Chancellor Macclesfield is the presiding judge

Christ before Pilate, c1306-1348. Artist: Pietro Lorenzetti
Christ before Pilate, c1306-1348

The Judgment of Paris, c1550. Artist: Frans Floris
The Judgment of Paris, c1550. Found in the collection of the Hermitage, St Petersburg, Russia

The Judgement of Solomon, 1649. Artist: Nicolas Poussin
The Judgement of Solomon, 1649. From the collection of the Louvre, Paris, France

The Judgement of Death, early 15th century. Artist: Master of the Rohan Hours
The Judgement of Death, early 15th century. A dead man comes face to face with his God. St Michael the Archangel is expelling Lucifer from Heaven (top left). From the Rohan Hours

Good and Evil, 19th century. Artist: Andre Jacques Victor Orsel
Good and Evil, 19th century. The rewards women might expect as a result of their conduct. Christ sits in judgment (top), sorting the blessed on his right from the damned on his left

The Judgement of St Laurence, mid 15th century. Artist: Fra Angelico
The Judgement of St Laurence, mid 15th century. Also known as St Laurence before Deciuss Tribunal. St Laurence (d258), saint and martyr, was Deacon of the Christian church in Rome

Anubis weighing the heart, detail from Sarcophagus of Pensenhor, c900 BC. Coffin of Pensenhor, 22nd Dynasty, Thebes, Egypt. At British Museum

Horus presents the deceased to Osiris, Mummy-Case of Pensenhor, Thebes, c900 BC. Osiris as Judge of the Dead, with four Sons of Horus, (Canopic Gods)

Florence. Adam and Eve after the Fall, Brussels Tapestry, 1548, (20th century) Artists: Pieter Coecke van Aelst
Florence. Adam and Eve after the Fall, Brussels Tapestry, 1548, (20th century). In the gallery of the Accademia, Florence. Design attributed to Pieter Coecke van Aelst, ca

Trial by the Spanish Inquisition in progress in Madrid, 1759. 1: the King observing from his balcony; 2: the Grand Inquisitor and his Advisors; 3: the Announcer of Sentences; 4

Depiction of a man and his wife making offerings to Osiris
Depiction of Ani and his wife Tutu making offerings to Osiris, from Anis Book of the Dead, from the British Museums collection

Detail from the Book of the Dead of Ani; sheet 4; showing the conclusion of the judgement, with Ani introduced to Osiris. From the British Museums collection

Depiction of Christ before Pontius Pilate from Sweden, 19th century. Artist: Andres Palsson
Depiction of Christ before Pontius Pilate, from a series of paintings on the life of Christ on canvas, from the Nordika Museums collection in Stockholm, 19th century

Egyptian image of farming in the Elysian Fields
Book of the Dead of Anhai; sheet 5, Egyptian, 20th Dynasty. Vignette of Osiris watching the judgement of Anhai. Spell 110 with vignette of Field of Reeds. Note the Benu birds in the lower left

Image of the Egyptian deity Ammit at the weighing of the heart, from the papyrus of Keb Asher (a Book of the Dead), from the British Museums collection

Roman mosaic of the judgement of Paris, where he judged who was the most beautiful between Aphrodite, Athena, and Hera. He chose Aphrodite, who promised him the most beautiful woman in the world

Gladiators in the Roman arena. Spectators are giving the thumbs down, signalling the victor not to spare his defeated adversary. Print after Jean-Leon Gerome

Trial of Socrates, Ancient Greek philosopher, 399 BC (19th century). Socrates (469-399 BC) is considered to be the intellectual father of modern Western philosophy

Christ Examined by Pilate, c1808. Pontius Pilate (dc36), Roman governor of Jerusalem, asking Jesus Art thou the King of the Jews?. From the Bible (John 18.33)

Judgement of Solomon, 1866. Artist: Gustave Dore
Judgement of Solomon, 1866. From the Bible (I Kings 3.25)

Jesus before Pilate, mid 19th century. By Pilate is his Lictor, a Roman magistrates attendant, carrying the Fasces, an axe tied in a bundle of sticks, the magistrates badge of office

Release of Father Ephraim de Nevers from the prisons of the Inquisition, Goa, c1650 (1759)
Ceremony for the release of Father Ephraim de Nevers from the prisons of the Inquisition, Goa, c1650 (1759). Ephraim de Nevers, a French Capuchin monk, went as a missionary to India in c1645

Portraits of 3 women and girls condemned by the Spanish Inquisition, 1759. Left to right: a woman who is to be burned alive; a nun who has confessed

The Last Judgement, c1420-1455. Artist: Fra Angelico
The Last Judgement, c1420-1455. Triptych showing Heaven, left, Hell, right and Christ sitting in judgement in the central panel

St Michael and Engracia, c1489-c1513. Artist: Juan de la Abadia the Younger
St Michael and Engracia, c1489-c1513. St Michael the Archangel stands on the devil. In his right hand he holds the scales which weigh the souls of men

St Michael the Archangel, c1503-1504. Artist: Raphael
St Michael the Archangel, c1503-1504. St Michael depicted as a knight in armour with shield and sword attacking the dragon as described in Revelations

Detail from a Book of the Dead scroll, Ancient Egyptian, Ptolemaic Period, 332-30 BC. Weighing the heart of the deceased in a balance

The Revelation of St John (Apocalypse), c1498. Artist: Albrecht Durer
The Revelation of St John (Apocalypse), c1498. The Adoration of the Lamb and the Hymn of the Chosen. Making a square around the circle of the Lamb of God, Jesus Christ

Arab manuscript depicting an angel weighing a soul

A Qadi, Islamic judge, Khartoum, Sudan, late 19th century. A Qadi (Cadi or Kadi) is a judge who makes decisions according to Islamic Shari ah law

Ancient British Arch-Druid wearing the Breastplate of Judgement, c1900

Scene from Shakespeares Much Ado about Nothing, 1856-1858. William Shakespeares comedy Much Ado about Nothing was first performed c1598

The god Horus weighing the heart of the dead in a balance, Ancient Egyptian, 28th Dynasty, c400 BC
The falcon-headed god Horus weighing the heart of the dead in a balance, Ancient Egyptian, 18th Dynasty, c1419-1380 BC. From the Tomb of Menna

Funerary papyrus, Ancient Egyptian, 18th Dynasty, 1550-1293 BC. Weighing the heart of the deceased in a balance. The baboon is one form of Thoth, inventor of writing and secretary to the gods

Resurrection of the dead and weighing of souls at the Last Judgement. Chromolithograph after a 13th century Psalter

Daniel interpreting the writing on the wall at the feast of Belshazzar, king of Babylon. The writing read Mene Mene Tekel Upharsin (You are weighed in the scales and found wanting)

Par Jugement du Conseil, from French Political posters of the Paris Commune, January 1871

Christ before Pilate, 1881. Artist: Mihaly Munkacsy
Christ before Pilate, 1881

Ecce Homo, 1520. Artist: Jan Mostaert
Ecce Homo, 1520. Found in the collection of the Pushkin Museum, Moscow, Russia

St Michael the Archangel fighting a dragon with a sword, c1484-1526. Artist: Bernardino Zenale
St Michael the Archangel fighting a dragon with a sword, c1484-1526. In his left hand he holds a balance to weigh mens souls. from the Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence

judgment Solomon 1582 pen black gray wash picture
The judgment of Solomon, 1582, pen in black, gray wash, picture: 34.5 x 46.5 cm, 47.1, U. M. inscribed: Josephus Heintz 1582. his lher in the 4th year, Joseph Heintz d. A. Basel 1564-1609 Prag

Judgment Paris c. 1913 / 15 tempera paper 44 x 58. 5 cm
Judgment of Paris, c. 1913/15, tempera on paper, 44 x 58.5 cm |, 62 x 75 cm (m R.), Not marked, Paul Altherr, Lichtensteig/St. Gallen 1870-1928 Basel

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"Exploring the Multifaceted Nature of Judgment: From Jeeves & Wooster to Tarot Cards and Masterpieces" In the world of literature, judgment takes center stage as we delve into the misadventures of Jeeves & Wooster. With witty banter and humorous predicaments, P. G. Wodehouse reminds us that they are be both a blessing and a curse. Stepping into the realm of art, we encounter "The Angel Standing in the Sun" by JMW Turner. This masterpiece from 1846 invites contemplation on divine judgment, its ethereal beauty leaving us in awe. Moving forward to "The New Jerusalem, " circa 1900, we witness an artistic portrayal of ultimate justice. The intricate details remind us that judgment is not always swift but rather unfolds over time with meticulous precision. Tarot cards have long fascinated seekers of truth, with Justice depicted as a symbol for impartiality and fairness. As we gaze upon this tarot card's depiction of Justice, it prompts introspection about our own judgments and their consequences. Minerva stands tall in her marble form from 1775, embodying wisdom and discernment. Her presence serves as a reminder that sound judgment requires knowledge tempered by experience. Gustave Dore's "The Last Judgement" transports us to biblical realms where souls face eternal reckoning. Through his intricate illustrations, Dore captures the gravity and magnitude of divine judgment like no other artist before him. "The Judgment of Solomon, " captured on oil panel, tells a tale steeped in wisdom where true justice prevails amidst conflicting claims. It urges us to consider how fair judgments require careful examination beyond surface appearances. Tarot Card 8 - La Justice embodies balance between cause and effect; it teaches us that our actions will ultimately be judged against universal laws governing harmony within ourselves and society at large.