The Adversary! | Sir Joseph Noel Paton | 1876 Jan de Baen "Day of God" by Paul

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The Adversary! | Sir Joseph Noel Paton | 1876 Jan de Baen "Day of God" by PaulAbout the artwork: Sir Joseph Noel Patons The Adversary! (1876) is a compact yet powerful religious allegory that confronts viewers with a vividly rendered figure of Satan, directly tied to a chilling verse from the Gospel of MarkWhere their worm dieth not, and the fire is not quenchedwhich underscores eternal punishment and the stark consequences of spiritual defiance. Paton, a Scottish artist known for his intricate biblical and symbolic subjects,