God toont Adam en Eva het Paradijs
1503
Medium
paper
Dimensions
145; 175
Rights
Public Domain
About this artwork
height 175 mm x width 145 mm
Art Historical Context
Behold the delicate "God toont Adam Eva het Paradijs"God Shows Adam and Eve), a captivating work by the enigmatic Master of Delft, created in 1503. This intimate drawing depicts a pivotal biblical moment from Genesis, where God reveals the lush Garden of Eden to the first humans, capturing the dawn of creation with tender divine guidance. Attributed to this anonymous artist active in the Dutch city of Delft around 150, the piece reflects the Northern Renaissance's devotion to religious narratives and precise observation of the natural world. Measuring just 175 mm high by 145 mm wide, the artw...
About the Artist
Master of Delft · 1460–1560
Comment on works: Religious