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"Exploring the Depths of Judgement: From Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel to the Papyrus of Ani" Delve into the intricate world as we unravel its significance through various artistic masterpieces. Starting with Michelangelo's awe-inspiring frescoes in the Sistine Chapel, where he depicted The Last Judgment, witness the divine power and consequences that await humanity. Travel back in time to ancient Egypt with the Papyrus of Ani from The Book of the Dead, where Osiris presides over a grand judgment scene. Marvel at this ancient belief in an afterlife and how one's deeds are weighed against a feather for eternal salvation. Fast forward to 19th-century England, where JMW Turner captures celestial justice in his painting "The Angel Standing in the Sun. " Experience Turner's ethereal portrayal as light illuminates divine judgement upon mortals. Step into a realm beyond earthly existence with "The New Jerusalem, " a captivating vision from c1900. Explore this utopian cityscape representing ultimate redemption and righteous judgement. In London's Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey, gaze upon the iconic symbol of justice - The Scales. These scales represent impartiality and fairness within our legal system; they remind us that judgement should be justly meted out without bias or prejudice. Discover Gustave Doré's interpretation of Solomon's wisdom in his wood engraving depicting "Judgement of Solomon. " Witness King Solomon’s astute decision-making skills when faced with two women claiming motherhood over one child – an enduring testament to discernment and fair judgement throughout history. From tarot cards to religious texts, explore diverse representations such as Justice on a Tarot card or Christ standing before High Priest Caiaphas. Each artwork offers unique perspectives on moral accountability and human fallibility when it comes to making judgements. Concluding our journey is "The Girl who ordered a glass of milk at Café Royal, " reminding us that even seemingly trivial choices can lead to unexpected consequences.