![Four painted, wooden sculptures are arranged in a straight line. They are four human figures shown from the waist up. At left is a skeleton, next is a red devilish figure in chains and flames, second is a bare-chested man with fingers clasped in a begging pose, and finally, an angelic figure, in sumptuous clothing, with hands together in a prayer pose.](/sites/default/files/styles/image_large/public/2022-01/4%20Fates%20of%20Man.jpg?itok=mGuGYncM)
Attributed to Manuel Chili, called Capiscara (Ecuador, ca. 1723 – Quito, Ecuador, 1796), The Four Fates of Man: Death, Hell, Purgatory, Heaven. New York, The Hispanic Society of America.
Faith and Fortune: Art Across the Global Spanish Empire
From the collection of the Hispanic Society Museum & Library
Located on level 2 in Zacks gallery.
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