Hieronymus Bosch’s hell paintings exemplified his style. Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights (1490-1510) is without a doubt his most famous and well-known work. His aesthetic had reached complete development with his earthly paradise, which included the origin and seduction of woman, beautifully coupled with profoundly unsettling images of the world of hedonism and pleasure-seeking. The painting's dreamlike/nightmarish element has established mythology, and it includes a multitude of miniature nudists, misshapen animals, and terrifying creatures that are said to have been created directly from the artist's infinite imagination.