Sloth, from the "Seven Deadly Sins" by Léon Davent

Sloth, from the "Seven Deadly Sins" 1545 - 1560

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"Sloth" is an etching by Leon Davent from his series "Seven Deadly Sins," created around 1545-1560. The print depicts a figure, likely representing sloth, sitting slumped in despair by a fire. Other figures, possibly representing temptation, watch from behind, highlighting the sin's inherent idleness and lack of action. This print captures the stark reality of the sin of sloth, offering a powerful visual reminder of its consequences. The work is part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection in New York City.

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