A painting once titled Profane Love was retitled for an event from this text and was cut down to a relatively square shape, removing an upper portion that may have depicted divine love.
The writing of this text is depicted in the right panel of an altarpiece housed in a hospital in Bruges, in which its author looks at an inset circle showing a red-cloaked man. A painting once titled Profane Love was retitled for an event from this text and was cut down to a relatively square shape, removing an upper portion that may have depicted divine love. An entry in a set of 15 prints inspired by this text depicts two disembodied pillars that are positioned to look like the legs of a ray-encircled face that commands a man to eat a book. Various depictions of "Death on a pale horse" and El Greco's Opening of the Fifth Seal depict events from, for 10 points, what biblical book, which inspired Albrecht Dürer's engraving The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse?
The writing of this text is depicted in the right panel of an altarpiece housed in a hospital in Bruges, in which its author looks at an inset circle showing a red-cloaked man.
Book of Revelation [prompt on "Bible" or "New Testament" before "biblical"; do not accept or prompt on "(Book of) Revelations"]