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Origin of Evil: Art Depicting Adam and Eve's Fall

Explore iconic artworks portraying the genesis of evil through the story of Adam and Eve's fall, as depicted by master artists like Lucas Cranach, Rembrandt, and more. This curator-approved collection showcases the symbolism and narrative of humanity's original sin.

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Origin of Evil: Art Depicting Adam and Eve's Fall

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  1. I.Le mal des origines : la chute d'Adam et Ève (Genèse - 3)

  2. Lucas Cranach (l'Ancien), Adam et Ève au paradis, 1533. Huile sur bois, hauteur 513 cm. Berlin.

  3. Van der Goes, Hugo (vers 1440-1482), La Chute,Musée des Beaux-Arts, Vienne, Autriche

  4. La Chute d’Adam et Ève, Rembrandt (1638)

  5. Adam, Ève et la femme-serpent à l'entrée de la cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris

  6. II.Le mal des origines : le mythe de Pandore

  7. Pandore, vase grec, vers vers 360-350 av. J.-C

  8. Jean Cousin le vieux, Eva Prima Pandora (vers 1550, Musée du Louvre, Paris)

  9. Rosso Fiorentino, Pandore ouvrant la boîte,XVIe siècle

  10. III.Le mal comme châtiment divin

  11. Anne-Louis GIRODET DE ROUSSY-TRIOSON, Scène du déluge, Salons de 1806 et de 1814, musée du Louvre

  12. Pierre Paul Rubens, Deucalion et Pyrrha, 1636, musée du Prado

  13. Lucas van VALCKENBORCH, La Tour de Babel, 1594, musée du Louvre

  14. Loth et ses filles fuyant Sodome et Gomorrhe frappés par la colère divine, Anvers (anonyme) - première moitié du XVIe siècle, Musée du Louvre

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