The Body of Abel Found by Adam & Eve 1825

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"The Body of Abel Found by Adam and Eve" is a tempera painting completed in 1825 by the English poet, painter, and printmaker William Blake. This work is one of Blake's later pieces and reflects his mature style, characterized by its vivid imagery and complex symbolism. The painting depicts the biblical scene from the Book of Genesis in which Adam and Eve discover the body of their son Abel, who has been murdered by his brother Cain. This moment captures the profound grief of the first parents, as well as the gravity of the first act of violence in human history, according to the biblical narrative.

Blake's interpretation of the scene is notable for its emotional intensity and the use of bold colors, which serve to heighten the dramatic impact of the subject matter. The figures are rendered with a combination of realism and visionary expression, a hallmark of Blake's unique artistic language that often blended the spiritual with the corporeal. The composition is dense with symbolic elements, reflecting Blake's interest in the interplay between the divine and the human condition, as well as his deep engagement with themes of innocence, sin, and redemption.

"The Body of Abel Found by Adam and Eve" is part of a series of biblical works by Blake that explore the profound questions of good and evil, and the consequences of human actions. As with many of Blake's paintings, this work is accompanied by his own poetic verses, which provide further insight into his interpretation of the scene and its significance within his broader philosophical and theological framework.

Today, the painting is recognized as an important example of Blake's art and is studied for its innovative technique, its rich iconography, and its place within the context of Romanticism and the history of British art. It is held in the collection of the Tate Britain in London, where it continues to be an object of admiration and scholarly interest.

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