The Hell panel of Hieronymus Bosch's triptych, The Garden of Earthly Delights, is a nightmarish vision of the afterlife, filled with grotesque creatures and scenes of torture. It's thought to represent the punishment of those who have indulged in sin and temptation.

The panel is divided into three sections. The top section shows a city in flames, with people being tortured by demons. The middle shows a river of fire, with people being swept away on boats. And the bottom section shows a rocky landscape of torments. 

Some of the creatures depicted in the Hell panel include:

• A giant bird with a human head, which is eating people
• A man with a pig's head, who is being forced to eat excrement
• A woman with a snake's body, whipped by a demon
• A man being sawed in half
• A woman being boiled in a pot
  

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