Relief Wall Plaque Depicting the Expulsion from Eden, Bronze, Early 20th Century. Circular bronze relief wall plaque depicting the Expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden, rendered in high relief. At left, a winged angel advances with raised arm and flowing drapery, driving the first couple from paradise. Adam and Eve are shown nude at center and right, their bodies turned inward in shame and retreat, surrounded by dense foliage and rocky terrain symbolic of the lost garden. The reverse retains its original hanging ring, indicating intended wall display. The piece is executed in cast bronze with a rich, dark patina and natural surface variation consistent with age.
Estimated Value $200 - 300
Judaica
