Last Judgment 1306

Giotto's *Last Judgment* fresco, painted in 1306, is a monumental work that adorns the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua, Italy. The fresco, measuring 1000 x 840 cm, depicts the traditional Christian concept of the Last Judgment, showcasing the separation of the righteous from the damned. Giotto's masterful use of perspective and naturalism, a hallmark of the Florentine School, is evident in the depiction of the figures and the representation of both Heaven and Hell. The fresco's powerful imagery reflects the religious devotion of the time and continues to inspire awe in viewers today.