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"In the Madonna, the principal church of Orvieto, he finished with his own hand the chapel that Fra Giovanni da Fiesole had formerly begun there; in which chapel he painted all the scenes at the end of the world with bizarre and fantastic invention..." I-611
The end of the world, Capella Nuova di S. Brizio, Orvieto
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"...angels demons, ruins, earthquakes, fires, miracles of Antichrist, and many other things besides, such as nudes, foreshortenings and many beautiful figures; imagining the terror that there shall be on that last and awful day." I-611
Capella Nuova di S. Brizio
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Capella Nuova di S. Brizio (detail)
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Capella Nuova di S. Brizio (detail)
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Ferrying the dead, Capella Nuova di S. Brizio (detail)
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Driving the damned, Capella Nuova di S. Brizio (detail)
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The Damned, Capella Nuova di S. Brizio
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The Elect, Capella Nuova di S. Brizio
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The Resurrection of the Flesh, Capella Nuova di S. Brizio
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"In this work Luca portrayed himself and many of his friends; Niccolo, Paolo and Vitelozzo Vitelli, Giovan Paolo and Orazio Baglioni, and others whose names are not known." I-611
The Sermon and Deeds of the AntiChrist, Capella Nuova di S. Brizio
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