The Sin | Heinrich Lossow | 1880 Gustav Klimt with the figures illuminated by

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The Sin | Heinrich Lossow | 1880 Gustav Klimt with the figures illuminated byAbout the artwork: Heinrich Lossows 1880 painting The Sin (Die Versndigung) confronts viewers with a provocative and controversial vision of the infamous Banquet of Chestnuts, an alleged 1501 Vatican event associated with Cesare Borgia and the reputed moral corruption of the papal court, drawing on a single, debated account by Johann Burchard. In depicting intimate, forbidden acts between clergy and courtesans, Lossow does more than illustrate a