God verwijt Adam en Eva hun zonde en vervloekt de slang after 1569
etiennedelaune
rijksmuseum
print, engraving
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allegory
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old engraving style
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landscape
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figuration
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history-painting
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northern-renaissance
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engraving
"God verwijt Adam en Eva hun zonde en vervloekt de slang" is an etching by French artist Etienne Delaune, dating from after 1569. The artwork depicts the biblical scene of God condemning Adam and Eve for their sin in the Garden of Eden. The scene is composed of God floating in the sky, with Adam and Eve in the foreground and a serpent below them, representing the temptation. The image is characterized by its detailed and intricate lines, which evoke the sense of drama and tension in the scene. The etching is held in the Rijksmuseum.
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