File:Masaccio-TheExpulsionOfAdamAndEveFromEden-Restoration.jpg

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Artist



Alternative names	Birth name: Tommaso di Ser Giovanni di Simone
Description	Italian painter
Date of birth/death	21 December 1401	1428
Location of birth/death	San Giovanni Valdarno	Rome
Work location	Florence
Authority control	WorldCat

Title

English: The Expulsion Of Adam and Eve from Eden

Français : L'Expulsion d'Adam et Ève du Jardin d'Eden

Italiano: L'espulsione di Adamo ed Eva dal Giardino dell'Eden

Date

1426-1428 (altered in 1680, and restored in 1980)

Medium

fresco

Dimensions

208 x 88 cm

Current location

Cappella Brancacci, Santa Maria del Carmine, from Florence, Italia

Credit line

Original upload date: 15 November 2004. Original uploader was Solipsist at en.wikipedia.
Cleaning up with better tones made by Morgoth666

Notes

English: fresco before and after restoration. The fig leaves were added three centuries after the original fresco was painted, probably at the request of Cosimo III de' Medici in the late 17th century, who saw nudity as “disgusting”. During restoration in the 1980s the fig leaves were removed along with centuries of grime to restore the fresco to its original condition.

Français : Fresco avant et après sa restauration. Tableau peint en 1425 (achevé en 1428), altéré en 1680, et restauré en 1980. Les feuilles de vigne furent ajoutés sur la fresque trois siècles après que l'original eut été peint, probablement à la demande de Cosme III de Médicis à la fin du 17ème siècle, qui a jugé sa nudité comme «répugnante». Pendant sa restauration dans les années 1980, les feuilles de vigne ont été enlevées, de même que des siècles de saleté pour restaurer la fresque dans son état original.

Italiano: Fresco prima e dopo il restauro. Dipinto nel 1425 (terminato nel 1428), modificato nel 1680, restaurato negli anni '80. Le foglie di fico furono aggiunte tre secoli dopo il completamento dell'affresco, probabilmente su richiesta di Cosimo III de' Medici, che giudicò la nudità come «ripugnante». Durante il restauro avvenuto negli anni '80 le foglie di fico furono tolte, così come gli strati di sporco depositati nei secoli, per riportare l'affresco alle sue condizioni originali

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