Scene from the Life of Moses (Scenes on the left) 1482

Sandro Botticelli's "Scene from the Life of Moses" is a fresco from 1482 located in the Sistine Chapel. The painting depicts two scenes from the Book of Exodus: on the left, Moses receives the tablets of the Ten Commandments, and on the right, he breaks them in anger after seeing the Israelites worshipping a golden calf. The artwork is characterized by its vivid colors, detailed figures, and dramatic composition. It is an example of Early Renaissance art and showcases Botticelli's masterful use of perspective. Botticelli's work is famous for its graceful lines and elegant figures, and this fresco exemplifies his artistic talent in portraying complex narratives with clarity and expressive detail.