Adam erblickt die neu erschaffene Eva 

Jules Lunteschütz painted this watercolor with pen and brush. The quick strokes define the figures of Adam and Eve in a moment of awakening. The artist’s work is particularly interesting because it demonstrates how even a biblical subject can be approached with a focus on materiality and the immediacy of the creative process. The washes of watercolor create a sense of depth and atmosphere, while the pen lines add definition to the figures. Lunteschütz has not labored over the image to build volume through incremental layers of shading, but instead has captured the moment spontaneously through the gestural application of the medium. You can imagine him, in a very modern way, using these traditional materials to capture a new vision. The quick application of watercolor and pen blurs the line between fine art and craft. It allows the artist to work with speed and freedom, capturing the essence of the scene without getting bogged down in detail. This challenges the traditional notion of the artist as a skilled craftsman, instead it emphasizes the importance of the artist's vision and creativity.