There are three main effects that the woods can have on a man, according to Emerson in "Nature":
The woods can make a man remember what he was like as a child. As the woods create a sense of discovery and a feeling of adventure, it reminds us of what we were like in the past. In doing so, it allows a man to feel young again.
By encouraging introspection and reflection, the woods can restore a man's faith and reason.
Finally, an important benefit of the woods is the fact that, by walking around them and exploring them, a person can regain a sense of calm and tranquility.
Explanation:The Last Judgement by Michelangelo covers the wall behind the altar in the Sistine Chapel. The work depicts the second coming of Christ and, although the artist is clearly inspired by the Bible, it is his own imaginative vision that prevails in this painting.