Légende
Photo reproductions of prints after frescoes depicting Adam and Eve by Raphael for the loggias in the Vatican, Rafael Eva dem Adam Zugeführt. Das Brechen der verbotenen Frucht, photograph, reproduction, page, number: 'No 5. No 6. Bild 1. Bild 2. II. Loge.', photographer: Gustav Schauer, Berlin, after print by anonymous, after painting by Rafaël, c. 1851 - in or before 1861, after print by, paper, albumen print, height 254 mm x width 190 mm, Temptation and Fall (scenes with both Adam and Eve), Eve offers the fruit to Adam, A vertically oriented sheet shows two framed grayscale classical-style scenes stacked with wide margins. In the top scene three figures stand outdoors beside a tree and rocks: a seated naked male leaning against a rock with a small rabbit at his feet, a standing naked female with arms crossed over her chest, and an older bearded robed man resting a hand on the woman’s shoulder while gazing at the seated man; distant hills and trees form the background. The lower scene depicts a standing naked female reaching toward a kneeling naked male who reaches back while a large coiled serpent wraps around the trunk of a tree and a partly human figure emerges from among the serpent coils; foliage and a landscape with rocks and trees fill the background. The paper has mottled brown age spots across the margins and around the images.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B01_082
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
33.8Mo (9.5Mo) / 21.0cm x 40.4cm / 2479 x 4768 (300dpi)