#Adam and eve

[madamserpentessa]

“The fruit was never an apple”

Max Svabinsky, (1873-1962)

“In Paradise” circa 1918

[gleafer]

The Flower Experiment! Another Eden Adventure❤️❤️❤️

The angel was too stunned to speak.

[camilleflyingrotten]

The Very First Time

[kailysander]

Adam & Eve

[carmeltheslimy]

Blue and Red Obelisk

Yellow and Green Obelisk

12 x 12 watercolor painting

2024

[feral-ballad]

Joy Sullivan, from Instructions for Traveling West: Poems; “Feast”

[cosmonadarovicarts]

just because I'm tired of drawing only Lucifer and Lilith ~ I want the villain's sad past

[1-jar-of-stars]

Cain and Abel

joseph telushkin // Cain and Abel, Orazio Riminaldi // Silvina Ocampo tr. by Jason Weiss, Inscriptions Cain Read in Abel’s Eyes // unknown // Famous Blue Raincoat, Leonard Cohen

[houghtonlib]

The Creation, from Biblia; das ist, die ganze Heilige Schrifft deutsch. Wittemberg: Hans Lufft, 1534.

GC5.L9774B.1534

Houghton Library, Harvard University

[kazimir29]

I had a mighty need to draw them of what they would look life after they got banished from Eden. Ft. Long haired Adam cos I wanted to show where Abel got his luscious locks from

[illustratus]

The Creation of the World and the Expulsion from Paradise

by Giovanni di Paolo

[artistotel]

an old comic i made

[gleafer]

🎶He got Legs🎶part 2!

[thunderstruck9]

Rosario de Velasco (Spanish, 1904-1991), Adán y Eva [Adam and Eve], 1932. Oil on canvas, 109 x 134 cm. Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid

[hvnweeps]

i'm not religious anymore, but there's some things that still linger in my mind about adam and eve.

how was eve supposed to know she was being lied too? having never been lied too before, always around people she trusts, alongside her god, her creator, someone she could've potentially considered a father; never having known a parental figure.

how did adam feel when he and his wife, the only other human he'd ever known and loved, was cast out with him because she'd never been lied too? never been tricked like that before?

how did they feel when eve had her first menstruation? when she started bleeding, experiencing an unexplainable pain in her stomach?

how did they feel knowing their god, their creator, wouldn't help them? wouldn't explain it as anything else besides as a punishment for being lied too and being deceived so easily.

how did adam feel knowing he couldn't help his wife, couldn't find anything to help her with the pain and the bleeding she was putting up with?

how did they both feel knowing that they were the first parents, knowing they'd never fully grasp the concept because they themselves never had anything of the sort?

knowing that now, their children were likely to suffer because god's sacrifice and payment was blood.

they'd both witness it first hand, and they were helpless to stop it.