Here's a slightly larger detail. The artist seems to have been one Giovanni da Modena, the painting is of the Last Judgement.
Where is that from? I've never seen it before.
It's a detail from a frescoe painted in some moderately obscure, but very old Catholic Church in Italy. The whole frescoe depicts various unfortunates, whom the artist believed to have been damned, being subjected to various tortures in Hell. While amusing, such depiction is theologically problematic. The Church canonizes Saints, but does not proclaim that any specific person is actually in Hell (although she most definitely does teach that Hell is populated).
Here's a slightly larger detail. The artist seems to have been one Giovanni da Modena, the painting is of the Last Judgement.