One man is ensconced in a rainbow mandorla and a giant blue monster seated on a dragon and eating the damned represent the Prince of Hell in one series in this building.
The decorative bands in this structure depict the Circumcision and The Lion Recalls the Cubs to Life and a man tears apart his pale green robe to reveal his chest in a depiction of Caiaphas. One man is ensconced in a rainbow mandorla and a giant blue monster seated on a dragon and eating the damned represent the Prince of Hell in one series in this building. Scenes like The Driving of the Traders from the Temple and Judas' Betrayal are on the triumphal arch wall, while Halley's Comet is depicted in the fresco of The Adoration of the Magi. A depiction of the Annunciation with an angel emanating scarlet rays sits over the chancel arch, and this building, dedicated to Santa Maria della Carita, features a depiction of its commissioner Enrico in the series on The Last Judgment, designed to atone for his father's sons while one painting in this building shows ten small angels with hands outstretched, wailing in grief as women hold Christ's body below. Containing The Lamentation amongst its depiction of the life of Christ, for 10 points, name this chapel with paintings by Giotto.
The decorative bands in this structure depict the Circumcision and The Lion Recalls the Cubs to Life and a man tears apart his pale green robe to reveal his chest in a depiction of Caiaphas.
{Cappella degli Scrovegni} or {Scrovegni} Chapel or {Arena} Chapel