Sodom and Gomorrah | John Martin | 1852 Hermann Corrodi appears contemplative and unaware of

appears contemplative and unaware of the impending betrayal

and a torrent of destruction unleashed upon humanity

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Sodom and Gomorrah | John Martin | 1852 Hermann Corrodi appears contemplative and unaware ofAbout the artwork: "Sodom and Gomorrah" by John Martin, completed in 1852, is a gripping portrayal of the biblical tale of divine retribution. This monumental painting depicts the cities consumed by flames and brimstone, as angels unleash destruction upon the sinful inhabitants. Martin's dramatic use of light and shadow, along with the chaotic scene of fleeing figures and billowing smoke, conveys the horror and consequence of human wickedness. The