Reproduction of a finely detailed woodcut of Adam & Eve in the Garden of Eden, attributed to an anonymous artist working after Hans Sebald Beham (1527-1550). Eve reaches toward the serpent, coiled around the Tree of Knowledge, as it offers her the apple. A skull crowns the tree, a stark memento mori foreshadowing the fall of humankind. Adam's hand extends toward Eve's, sealing their mutual fate. Surrounding them: a parrot (echoing the voice of temptation), a watchful stag (symbol of purity or sacrifice), & a lizard climbing the trunka classic Renaissance emblem of regeneration or earthly desire. Printed on quality canvas, this piece makes a beautiful & thought-provoking addition to any study, home, altar space, or collection of religious or esoteric art. 5x7 canvas in a standing/hanging frame Adam & Eve - 16Th Century Woodcut Reproduction On Canvas Hans Sebald Beham Memento Mori 5x7