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The Fall of Man according to Doderlein (colour litho)
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The Fall of Man according to Doderlein (colour litho)
7201390 The Fall of Man according to Doderlein (colour litho) by Juttner, Franz (1865-1925); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Fall of Man according to Doderlein. Illustration from Lustige Blatter, 1913.); © Look and Learn
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The Fall of Man according to Doderlein
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is a captivating and thought-provoking colour lithograph by Franz Juttner. This satirical illustration, originally published in Lustige Blatter in 1913, offers a unique interpretation of the biblical story of Adam and Eve. In this whimsical artwork, Juttner combines elements of humor and social commentary to depict the infamous scene from Genesis. The artist's caricatured figures add a touch of levity to the narrative, as they navigate their way through the consequences of their actions. The woman, portrayed with feminine grace and charm, stands at the center holding an apple while surrounded by a vibrant fruit bowl. Her expression suggests both temptation and curiosity as she engages with her surroundings. On the other hand, the man appears slightly bewildered but undeniably captivated by her presence. Juttner's use of color adds depth and richness to this composition. The vivid hues bring life to each character and highlight their individual traits. Additionally, his attention to detail in depicting botanical elements showcases his knowledge of natural history. This satirical drawing not only entertains viewers but also invites contemplation on themes such as human nature, temptation, gender dynamics, and societal norms prevalent during that era. "The Fall of Man according to Doderlein" serves as a testament to Juttner's artistic prowess in combining satire with biblical narratives while offering us an intriguing glimpse into early twentieth-century German culture.
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