The Judgement of Paris (Death & the Three Graces).
This painting was originally shown in 1974 under an alternate title: Death and The Three Graces, for the Greek goddesses of beauty, charm, and joy. The painting was taken to the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition in 1975. The image is overloaded with allegorical associations, including Beauty and Decay, Fool Symbolism, and The Three Fates. However, the quotation of the painting itself within the painting creates the sense of a doppelganger, or double, an uncanny portent of bad luck in German folk-lore.