Sheep They Are Laid in the Grave 

"Sheep They Are Laid in the Grave" is a painting by James Tissot depicting a scene of hell, with a towering figure wielding a club over a writhing mass of tortured souls. The painting is a depiction of the suffering and torment of those who are damned. The use of dark colors and intense expressions evokes a sense of despair and hopelessness. Tissot's portrayal of the afterlife has been interpreted as a warning about the consequences of sin, reminding viewers of the power of faith and the need for redemption.