The Seven Deadly Sins and the Four Last Things – Wrath (workshop or follower) Hieronymus Bosch (1450-1516)

This painting depicts a chaotic scene of conflict and violence, illustrating the sin of Wrath. The central figures are a man and a woman engaged in a struggle. The man, on the left, holds a chair over his head to strike, while a knife is visible in his other hand. A fallen stool and what appears to be a hedgehog lie on the ground near him, suggesting previous or ongoing altercations.
Opposite him, a woman, also wielding a knife, is locked in a struggle with another figure who has their arms around her neck, attempting to choke them. A discarded hat and a heap of red cloth lie on the ground to the right, remnants of the turmoil.
In the background, a thatched-roof farmhouse stands amidst a slightly hilly landscape dotted with trees. A flag with a red symbol is visible on the building, hinting at a specific location or perhaps a political affiliation. The overall atmosphere is one of intense, uncontrolled anger and aggression, clearly representing the destructive nature of wrath. The inscription IRA (Latin for Wrath) is visible below the scene, explicitly identifying the depicted sin.