Adam and Eve Driven from Paradise
- Artist
- James Tissot
- Date
- c.1896 - c.1902
- Style
- Symbolism
- Genre
- Religious painting
"Adam and Eve Driven from Paradise" by James Tissot exemplifies his versatility beyond genre scenes, blending elements of religious painting with a rich use of gouache techniques. The composition depicts the biblical story with emotional intensity, capturing Adam and Eve's expulsion from Eden. Tissot’s work reflects a meticulous Board-like attention to detail and symbolism, emphasizing themes of consequence and morality. While renowned for his genre paintings, this Symbolism-influenced biblical scene reveals his interest in exploring spiritual narratives and complex allegories, aligning with his study of medieval art and early Impressionism.
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