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Adam. Side Wing of the Small Triptych of St. John the Baptist - Hans Memling
FIA5406467 Adam. Side Wing of the Small Triptych of St. John the Baptist - Hans Memling (1433/40-1494). Oil on wood, ca 1485. Dimension : 69, 4x17, 2 cm. Art History Museum, Vienne by Memling, Hans (c.1433-94); Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, Austria; Photo eFine Art Images; Netherlandish, out of copyright
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This print showcases Hans Memling's masterpiece, "Adam. Side Wing of the Small Triptych of St. John the Baptist". Painted in oil on wood around 1485, this artwork is a testament to Memling's exceptional talent and his contribution to Flemish art during the medieval period. The image captures Adam, the biblical figure from the Book of Genesis, depicted with remarkable detail and precision. Standing against a backdrop of lush foliage and botanical elements, Adam's nakedness symbolizes both his vulnerability and purity before succumbing to temptation. A single leaf delicately covers Adam's modesty while he holds an apple in his hand - a powerful reference to the story of Adam and Eve in Christian religion. The apple represents knowledge and seduction, alluding to their disobedience that led to humanity's fall from grace. Memling skillfully portrays not only Adam but also explores themes such as botany, natural history, science, food, and even the seven deadly sins within this small triptych panel. This painting serves as a visual narrative that transcends time by capturing significant moments from religious texts. Displayed at Vienna's Art History Museum (Kunsthistorisches Museum), this print allows viewers worldwide to appreciate Memling's mastery without any commercial intent. It invites us into an exploration of faith through art while marveling at how artists like Memling can convey complex stories with profound simplicity.
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