Temptation, 1886 (after Bouguereau)
Temptation, 1886 (after Bouguereau)
Description
40 x 52, Oil on Panel
This is a copy of a work by William-Adolphe Bouguereau — a mother teaching her child, with an underlying reference to Eve's choice to eat the fruit in the garden, the decision that led to hardship, mortality, and the possibility of children and growth. Sometimes in life we're faced with hard decisions where the path that causes short-term difficulty is the one that makes way for a greater outcome down the road.
Care
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Design
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