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The triptych was gilded with gold, the painting material was egg tempera and gold leaf on three separate wood panels. The width is 79 cm (31.1 in) and the height is 67 cm (26.4 in). The gilded metallic portion was made with elaborate decorations. The upper portion features scenes from Genesis in fifteen small circles. In the central upper archway right below the scenes of Genesis Jesus appears, the Virgin Mary is to his right and John the Baptist appears to his left resembling The Last Judgment painting of Klontzas. The trio is surrounded by flying heads.Below the holy trio, Adam and Eve hold the cross as they gaze upon hell. To the right of the cross, Noah carries the ark over his head, to the left of the cross Moses is holding a tablet. On the same side as Noah, Abraham and Isaac are present. Isaac carries the wood of sacrifice on his back. He is escorted by two lions. Below the group, a band plays and the book of life is opened. Two archangels appear in the lower vertical center of the image. The Archangel Michael holds a scale depicting the weighing of souls. The Archangel Gabriel behind him holds the sword. Winged demons are also present. The demon characters resemble his other works namely The Last Judgment.On panel 1 to the viewer's left in the upper archway six apostles are seated in heavenly thrones. Throughout the three panels, naked figures are mixed with nobility and clergy. Klontzas makes a clear distinction between the chosen and damned. Below the apostles in panel 1,  Constantine and  Helena stand by the True Cross. Saint Catherine stands by the wheel. The remaining figures participate in the dance of the last judgment. The hierarchs, military saints, monks, and holy women are present. At the bottom of the panel, a scene depicts the resurrection of the dead.On the third panel to the viewer's right, the upper archway features the remaining six apostles. Below the apostles, clergy, and nobles. A huge scene depicting hell occupies over half of the panel. Klontzas created a magnificent version of hell. Abraham, Lazarus and Isaac sit on top of the smoking renaissance building which is crowded with demons. A figure reminiscent of Greek mythology resembling Charon appears. Charon was the ferryman of Hades who carried the souls of the dead. The ferry boat carries the damned to the mouth of hell.
Lazarus Archangel Michael Catherine  Helena Charon The Last Judgment Moses Last Judgment Abraham Isaac Archangel Gabriel Genesis Gabriel True Cross  Constantine Noah