6 Peculiar Things to See in Nuremberg, Germany
| December 14, 2016
On the right side, violence is represented by a strong, powerful (and muscular, of course) man with a club. Resignation is indicated by a limp mocker emptying the cup, while those times’ realistic man is shown as a handyman with his spanner.
On the left side, you can see Adam’s and Eve’s expulsion from Paradise. The scene is enriched with despair, displayed by the laughing death-child Cain holding a knife. Behind them, already withered, the tree of wisdom serves as mast.
The text speaks out against violence, environmental destruction and war.
Makes you think, doesn’t it?
Hubertl / Own Work
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