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The dismission of Adam and Eve from Paradise

Moses Haughton the Younger, 1805
The dismission of Adam and Eve from Paradise, Moses Haughton the Younger
The dismission of Adam and Eve from Paradise, zoomed in
58.9 cmThe dismission of Adam and Eve from Paradise scale comparison45.1 cm

The dismission of Adam and Eve from Paradise is an Engraving Print created by Moses Haughton the Younger in 1805. It lives at the The British Museum in London. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Stippling and Adam and Eve. SourceDownloadSee The dismission of Adam and Eve from Paradise in the Kaleidoscope

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