Adam and Eve in Paradise c. 1650s

David Teniers the Younger's "Adam and Eve in Paradise" from the 1650s depicts the biblical story of the first humans in the Garden of Eden. The painting showcases a naturalistic portrayal of Adam and Eve, with a detailed depiction of their anatomy. The surrounding landscape features lush greenery and a glimpse of a distant mountain range, adding a sense of tranquility to the scene. Despite the focus on the biblical narrative, Teniers' work exhibits the artist's mastery of naturalism and detail, characteristics of Flemish Baroque art.