Tyrone Rogers
 Sorrow24" x 24" $1200 |  Vanity24" x 48" $1600 |  Gluttony24" x 30" $1200 |
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 Sloth30" x 24" $1200 |  Envy36" x 36" $1200 |  Wrath (male)24" x 30" $1000 |
 Wrath (female)24" x 24" $1000 |  Greed48" x 30" SOLD |  Lust36" x 24" SOLD |
Gregorian Crime and Punishment: The Deadly Sins
The Deadly Sins are a classification of vices that were created in the late sixth century by Pope Gregory the Great. Each painting in The Gregorian Crime and Punishment series of paintings, is an exploration of one of the Deadly Sins, combined with the associated punishment in hell. To aid in further understanding of the paintings, the Latin name, the English translation, and the punishment in hell have been provided below:
SIN PUNISHMENT
Vanity broken on the wheel
Envy put in freezing water
Wrath dismembered alive
Sloth thrown in snake pits
Greed put in cauldrons of boiling oil
Gluttony forced to eat rats, toads, and snakes
Lust smothered in fire and brimstone
Sorrow sorrow is its own punishment
*This set of paintings can be found in the CD booklet of Marty Theissen’s Drum vs. Bass album, Inferno.