The Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, painted by John Martin in 1852, was part of the romanticism movement.
Depicted is God, with themes of purity, hubris, repression, chaos, moral decay, self destruction, transgression, finality, judgment, apocalypse, and symbolism of fire, brimstone, salt, nigredo, shadow, unconscious, calcination.
Artwork painted on oil on canvas, in 19th Century Britain.
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