The implication of the oil painting "Son of Man"

There are many explanations for the meaning of the painting "Son of Man". One explanation is that it presents a very symbolic image of human beings, that is, human beings who have been expelled from the Garden of Eden, that is, all beings in the world. From this point of view, Eve was bewitched by snakes, ate the apples from the tree of good and evil that God forbade them to touch, and persuaded Adam to eat them. After that, they were ashamed to see each other naked again, and began to weave clothes with leaves to cover their bodies. When God knew this, he sighed and said that mankind was doomed to fall, and Adam and Eve were expelled from the Garden of Eden. From then on, men plow and women weave, and generations reproduce, and women have to endure the pain of childbirth. Life is short, and they are tortured.

In addition, according to the cooperation style of Dali and Margaret and their painting characteristics, Dali is mainly responsible for the design and painting of the background, while Margaret is mainly responsible for the design and painting of the characters.

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