Montague Rhodes James provides a scholarly yet accessible exploration into the representation of apocalyptic themes throughout art history. Originally delivered as the prestigious Schweich Lectures, this work serves as an essential guide for anyone wishing to understand how the visions of the end times have been captured by artists across the centuries. By examining key works and their historical context, the author bridges the gap between biblical prophecy and visual interpretation. Whether you are a student of theology, an art enthusiast, or simply curious about how the church has visualised the Apocalypse, this volume offers deep insights into the creative legacy of these powerful scriptural messages. Discover how the imagery of Revelation has shaped our cultural and religious imagination throughout the ages.