Donatello's sculpture freezes the moment before the bearded figure awakes.
Gustav Klimt's first version depicts one of the figures, eyes closed in an orgasmic expression, wearing a golden choker that matches the frame with the titular names on top. His second version is more frankly erotic and shows a topless woman whose cloak obscures the other subject. Donatello's sculpture freezes the moment before the bearded figure awakes. But the two most famous paintings on this theme are dominated by red cloth, as a bedspread and a curtain respectively; coloring that mirrors the blood of the scene featuring an attending Bethulian maidservant who aids the heroine, either helping to wield a sword or holding a bag that will serve as storage for the grisly prize. FTP identify this scene of decapitation from the Bible most well known through artistic renditions by Caravaggio and Artemisia Gentileschi.
Gustav Klimt's first version depicts one of the figures, eyes closed in an orgasmic expression, wearing a golden choker that matches the frame with the titular names on top.
Judith and Holofernes or Judith Beheading Holofernes (accept reasonable equivalents )