Along the top of this work, one group of angels brings a column toward the center, while another group carries a cross.
In this painting, a paunchy man has one snake coiled around him and another biting his genitalia. A figure with claws, buggy eyes, and pointed ears holds an oar astride his wooden boat in this work as a man cowers and grasps his head in horror beside him. Along the top of this work, one group of angels brings a column toward the center, while another group carries a cross. St. Bartholomew holds in his left hand his own (*) flayed skin, which supposedly contains a self-portrait of this painting's artist. Daniele da Volterra carried out the Fig-Leaf Campaign to cover up the genitalia in this painting. For 10 points, name this massive fresco in the Sistine Chapel by Michelangelo which depicts Jesus consigning humans to their ultimate fates.
In this painting, a paunchy man has one snake coiled around him and another biting his genitalia.
The Last {Judgement} [or {Il Giudizio Universale}]