Adam and Eve 1504

Albrecht Dürer's "Adam and Eve" (1504) is a renowned woodcut depicting the biblical story of the first humans in the Garden of Eden. The detailed, realistic depiction of Adam and Eve's naked forms, emphasizing their anatomical accuracy, became a defining characteristic of Dürer's artistic style. The woodcut's intricate details, such as the serpent winding around the Tree of Knowledge and the variety of animals surrounding the couple, contribute to its captivating and enduring appeal. This masterpiece showcases Dürer's mastery of the woodcut medium and its ability to depict both anatomical precision and symbolic depth, making it a cornerstone of Renaissance art.