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navigate by keyword : painting hofmann 39aph39 stay italy subject arcadian nature represents typical motif oeuvre two figures foreground fruit alluded paradise adam eve motifs artist repeated paintings pastels drawings early work 1890s processed varied manner dimensional application paint reducing forms linear ornamental stylization works prove exploration french art influence puvis chavannes

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Adam and Eve (Paradise), Ludwig von Hofmann on canvas

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The painting was probably made during Hofmann's stay in Italy. The subject of Arcadian nature represents a typical motif in Hofmann's oeuvre. With the two figures in the foreground and the fruit, Hofmann alluded to paradise and Adam and Eve motifs, which the artist repeated in paintings, pastels and drawings, especially in his early work in the 1890s, and processed them in a very varied manner.The two-dimensional application of paint, the reducing forms, as well as the linear and ornamental stylization are also typical of Hofmann's works of the 1890s and prove Hofmann's exploration of French art. The influence of Puvis de Chavannes can be seen in the picture.