Paulina
2 days ago
Off-Topic / Arts and crafts [149]
Yes, it looks like the childlike creature wants to get that ball from the bigger creature (which the bigger one is hiding behind its back).
@AntV, my first impression when I looked at this painting was "What a misogynist painting..." I checked museum's internet site and it looks like I was right with my first impression - from the description:
"In Zier's allegorical depiction her feminity itself and her sensuality is associated with sin, and in this biblical context at that - the greatest sin and with the most tragic consequences."
Why would you post such a painting? You don't like women? ๐ค
As opposed to Zier's misogynist view of a woman I think this is the real depiction of Eve, since in Hebrew the name "Eve" (Havah) means "life giver" and she is the mother of all humankind:
"Multitasking" by Ricardo Mujica (101.6 x 76.2 cms/40 x 30 ins, oil painting) depicts his wife and daughter:
Begging someone before him...someone bigger....
Yes, it looks like the childlike creature wants to get that ball from the bigger creature (which the bigger one is hiding behind its back).
@AntV, my first impression when I looked at this painting was "What a misogynist painting..." I checked museum's internet site and it looks like I was right with my first impression - from the description:
"In Zier's allegorical depiction her feminity itself and her sensuality is associated with sin, and in this biblical context at that - the greatest sin and with the most tragic consequences."
Why would you post such a painting? You don't like women? ๐ค
As opposed to Zier's misogynist view of a woman I think this is the real depiction of Eve, since in Hebrew the name "Eve" (Havah) means "life giver" and she is the mother of all humankind:
"Multitasking" by Ricardo Mujica (101.6 x 76.2 cms/40 x 30 ins, oil painting) depicts his wife and daughter:
Multitasking.jpg