Val van Lucifer (Satan) en de schepping van Eva 1741 - 1795
cornelisvannoorde
yellowing
aged paper
hand-lettering
ink paper printed
hand drawn type
tea stained
fading type
thick font
sketchbook art
watercolor
Cornelis van Noorde's "Val van Lucifer (Satan) en de schepping van Eva" (1741-1795), housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a detailed wood engraving depicting the fall of Lucifer and the creation of Eve. The artwork showcases a Gothic style with intricate details and a focus on biblical narratives. The two scenes are separated by a text, highlighting the symbolic importance of the events depicted. The Fall of Lucifer, on the left, portrays a dramatic scene of his expulsion from heaven, while the creation of Eve, on the right, showcases God's divine creation. This engraving offers a visual representation of the biblical story, engaging the viewer through its meticulous craftsmanship and profound subject matter.
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