art.wikisort.org - PaintingAdam and Eve is an oil on canvas painting by French artist Suzanne Valadon, executed in 1909. Its dimensions are 162 by 131 cm. It is held at the Centre Georges Pompidou, in Paris.[1]
Painting by Suzanne Valadon
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Artist | Suzanne Valadon |
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Year | 1909 (1909) |
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Medium | Oil on canvas |
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Dimensions | 162 cm × 131 cm (64 in × 52 in) |
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Location | Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris |
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History and description
Valadon was in a romantic relationship with the painter André Utter, who was 24 years younger, when she created this painting, in a time of great productive activity. She depicts herself and Utter as Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden on this painting. The original canvas showed Utter completely nude, but the artist decided to add the leaves covering his genitals to allow her work to be exhibited at the Salon in 1920.
This is the first painting that Valadon created depicting an outdoors scene. It is also believed to have been the first painting by a female artist portraying a nude couple that was exhibited publicly. The couple was the painter herself, appearing younger than she was at the time, with her male lover. In the painting Eve reaches happily for the apple, while she is entwined with Adam. There is no serpent in the painting. It can be interpreted as a metaphor for Valadon's relationship with a younger man, as if it was the forbidden fruit.[2]
According to biographer Catherine Hewitt: "The couple, Suzanne confessed, were caught in a timeless paradise and they were both responsible for their sin".[3]
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Adam and Eve |
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Source |
- Genesis creation narrative in the Book of Genesis
- Adam
- Eve
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Offspring |
- Cain and Abel
- Aclima
- Seth
- Awan
- Azura
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Related theology |
- Fall of man
- Original sin
- Garden of Eden
- Tree of the knowledge of good and evil
- Serpents in the Bible
- Forbidden fruit
- Figs in the Bible
- Adam's ale
- Adamic language
- Camael
- Protevangelium
- Rosh Hashanah
- Seed of the woman
- Shamsiel
- Lilith
- Tree of life
- Allegorical interpretations of Genesis
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Other cultures |
- Adam–God doctrine
- Adam and Eve in Mormonism
- Adam in Islam
- Adam in rabbinic literature
- Al-A'raf
- Book of Moses
- Endowment
- Manu (Hinduism)
- Mashya and Mashyana
- Serpent seed
- Tree of Jiva and Atman
- Tree of life (Quran)
- Our Lady of Endor Coven
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Television |
- "Probe 7, Over and Out" (1963)
- "Adam & Eve" (1992)
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Plays |
- Le Jeu d'Adam (12th century)
- The Broken Jug (1808)
- The Tragedy of Man (1861)
- The Creation of the World and Other Business (1972)
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Musicals |
- The Apple Tree (1966)
- Dude (1972)
- Up from Paradise (1973)
- Children of Eden (1991)
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Literature |
- Apocalypse of Adam
- Book of Moses
- Book of Abraham
- Books of Adam
- Book of the Penitence of Adam
- Cave of Treasures
- "El y Ella"
- Genesis A and Genesis B
- Harrowing of Hell
- Life of Adam and Eve
- Testament of Adam
- Testimony of Truth (3rd century)
- Conflict of Adam and Eve with Satan (6th century)
- "Old Saxon Genesis" (9th century)
- "Adam lay ybounden" (15th century)
- Paradise Lost (1667)
- Le Dernier Homme (1805)
- Extracts from Adam's Diary (1904)
- Eve's Diary (1905)
- The Book of Genesis (2009)
- The Rise and Fall of Adam and Eve (2017)
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Albums | |
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Geography |
- Adam-ondi-Ahman
- Tomb of Eve
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Biology |
- Mitochondrial Eve
- Y-chromosomal Adam
- The Real Eve
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Other |
- Pre-Adamite
- Generations of Adam
- Cave of the Patriarchs
- "In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela"
- "Simpsons Bible Stories"
- Second Time Lucky
- Adam and Eve cylinder seal
- Genealogies of Genesis
- Carnal knowledge
- Legend of the Rood
- Ransom theory of atonement
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Naturism |
- Social nudity organizations
- Christian naturism
- Freikörperkultur
- Gay naturism
- Gymnosophy
- Naturist magazines
- Naturist resort
- Anarchist naturism
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Nude recreation |
- Nude beach
- Nude swimming
- Naked yoga
- Public bathing
- Sauna
- Massage
- Naked party
- Nude wedding
- Nude beaches
- Clothing-optional events
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Depictions of nudity |
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- Glamour photography
- Body painting
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- Intimate part
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- Mooning
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- Indecent exposure
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By location |
- Africa
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Social nudity advocates |
- Kurt Barthel
- Lee Baxandall
- Paul Bindrim
- Ilsley Boone
- Henry S. Huntington
- Heinrich Pudor
- Elton Raymond Shaw
- Richard Ungewitter
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See also |
- Prehistory of nakedness and clothing
- History of nudity
- Timeline of social nudity
- Nudity in combat
- Nudity clause
- Streaking
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