This highly illustrated addition to Arcturus' Great Artists series introduces the work of a unique figure in the history of art: Hieronymus Bosch. Famous for his apocalyptic, nightmarish and dreamlike visions of heaven and hell, Bosch's work was deeply rooted in the religion and folklore of the 15th century. However, with an incredibly fertile imagination, Bosch went beyond anything produced before him to create works of great originality which reveal to us something of the deepest fears and hopes of his times. 2016 was the 500th anniversary of Bosch's death, resulting in the publication of much new scholarly research into his life and work and several important monographic exhibitions. This book presents the highlights of that new research and understanding of Bosch's life and oeuvre to a non-scholarly audience in a highly illustrated, accessible book. ABOUT THE SERIES: The Great Artists series by Arcturus Publishing introduces some of the most significant artists across history, looking at their lives, techniques and inspirations, as well as presenting a selection of their best work.About the Author: Annetta Berry (PhD History of Art and MFA Creative Writing) has worked for The National Gallery, Tate, The Royal Collection Trust and Houghton Hall. She has written for a wide range of audiences and media including exhibition and interpretation texts, academic journals and gallery interactives, as well as delivering art history lectures and gallery education sessions. Her project Titian's Venice for the National Gallery was nominated for an Interactive BAFTA and her historical novel about the painter Van Dyck won the 2017 First Novel Prize. She lives in Suffolk in the UK.