"Allegory of Infidelity (Allegoria dell'Infedelt), by Giotto, 1303-1305, 14th Century, fresco"

"Allegory of Infidelity (Allegoria dell'Infedelt), by Giotto, 1303-1305, 14th Century, fresco Italy, Veneto, Padua, Scrovegni Chapel. After restoration picture. Whole artwork view. A Sin is depicted within a fake niche, framed by decorative panels imitating marble revetment; the figure, painted in monochrome gray, represents the Infidelity, as stated by the Latin inscription 'infidelitas' at the top; it is a male figure wearing a helmet and a long cloak, holding an idol in his right, who does not appear to notice the revelation brought by the Prophet who appears in the upper right; the man is instead tied by the neck to the idol, and red flames of hellon, depicted in the left corner, await him in the afterlife. (Photo by Antonio Quattrone/Archivio Quattrone/Mondadori Portfolio via Getty Images)"