The Isenheim Altarpiece is a famous work of art created by the artist Matthias Grünewald in the early 16th century. This multi-panel altarpiece was originally designed for the Monastery of St. Anthony in Isenheim, France, and is known for its vivid and emotional depictions of biblical scenes, particularly the crucifixion of Christ. The altarpiece consists of several panels that can be opened and closed, revealing different scenes. When closed, it shows the crucifixion, while the open panels depict the resurrection and other significant events in the life of Christ. Its intricate details and dramatic use of color make it a significant example of Northern Renaissance art.