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The triptych should probably be read chronologically. The left part of the painting represents the creation of the world and Adam and Eve. The middle part of the painting, with its references to earthly pleasures, is a tribute to life, love, pleasure and freedom. It is an explosion of vitality and euphoria that leads to the underworld... (third part of the painting). The symbolism of the painting is simple: that God created a world that was pure and that humans quickly inhabited. However, people were seduced by evil and turned the world into a seat of pleasure and sin. This leads to the inevitable punishment. The painting of the picture is crowded with figures from different walks of life, in an endless variety of attitudes and activities. All this is complemented by imaginary animals, various creatures and fanciful plants. Some human beings are depicted in the painting as worms burrowing through giant fruits representing the world. Prevailing color of this fine art print is vivid and its shape is long. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.