The Creation and the Temptation of Adam and Eve, from Le tresor, ou recipient de la vraie richesse du salut de la beatitude eternelle by Koberger, published in Nuernberg, 1491

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"The Creation and the Temptation of Adam and Eve" is a notable woodcut illustration from the incunabulum "Le tresor, ou recipient de la vraie richesse du salut de la beatitude eternelle," a French edition of the "Schatzbehalter" or "Treasure Chest of the True Riches of Salvation," published in Nuremberg in 1491. This work is attributed to Michael Wolgemut, a German painter and printmaker who was a significant figure in the transition from Gothic to Renaissance art in Northern Europe. Wolgemut is also known for his role as Albrecht Dürer's tutor.

The woodcut is part of a collection that visually narrates biblical scenes and theological concepts, aiming to educate and inspire the faithful through a combination of text and image. "The Creation and the Temptation of Adam and Eve" specifically depicts the dual episodes of the biblical account from the Book of Genesis: the creation of the first humans and their subsequent temptation by the serpent, leading to the Fall of Man.

This particular edition of the "Schatzbehalter," published by Anton Koberger, who was the godfather of Albrecht Dürer and one of the most successful publishers of his time, represents a significant achievement in the history of book production. Koberger's work is characterized by its high-quality paper, clear typeface, and elaborate illustrations, which were essential for disseminating knowledge and religious content before the widespread use of the printing press.

The woodcut stands as an exemplar of late 15th-century artistic and religious culture, reflecting the era's didactic use of imagery and the technical mastery of printmaking techniques. It is a testament to the collaborative efforts of artists, publishers, and theologians in creating works that were not only visually compelling but also served as tools for moral and spiritual edification.

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