The Fall of Man 1508 - 1532

"The Fall of Man" is a woodcut by German Renaissance artist Ludwig Krug. Created between 1508 and 1532, this print depicts the biblical story of Adam and Eve's expulsion from the Garden of Eden. The scene features a detailed rendering of the couple within a forested landscape, with Eve reaching for the forbidden fruit and Adam seated nearby. This artwork offers a nuanced perspective on the fall of man, presenting a powerful visual narrative of temptation and consequence. Now residing in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the woodcut's intricate detail and evocative composition make it a noteworthy example of German Renaissance art.