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Adam and Eve
Titian, c. 1550
What you see
Adam and Eve stand on either side of a tree that divides the picture. Eve, on the right, raises her arm to take a fruit offered by a child peeking out of the branches. Adam, seated on a rock to the left, reaches toward her and looks up at her face. Leafy branches cover both at the hips, and the eye climbs with Eve’s arm.
Adam’s skin is tanned and Eve’s pale and luminous, set against a sky of white and blue clouds. The leaves and grass are painted with loose touches. Spot the serpent’s tail coiled around a branch and the small fox at Eve’s feet.
About Titian
Titian (Tiziano Vecellio) was the great painter of Venice and worked for more than seventy years. He was a magician of colour: his reds, golds and blues seem to glow with their own light. Kings, popes and emperors all wanted him to paint their portraits.
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