Blake, William (English, 1757–1827), 'Satan Watching the Caresses of Adam and Eve' (Illustration to 'Paradise Lost'), 1808, pen; watercolor on paper, 50.5 x 38 cm, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, US

"Satan Watching the Caresses of Adam and Eve" — William Blake (1757-1827); William Blake's illustrations of "Paradise Lost", 1808.
Pen; watercolor on paper, 50.5 × 38 cm.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Satan is shown as a fallen angel. He is holding the serpent and probably talking to it. Adam and Eve kiss and make love. Satan envies their Paradise.
Watercolor on paper , collection of Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Mass. USA
Español: "Satan Watching the Caresses of Adam and Eve" — William Blake (1757-1827); William Blake's illustrations of "Paradise Lost", 1808.
Pen; watercolor on paper, 50.5 × 38 cm.; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Satanás se muestra como ángel caído. Sostiene la serpiente y posiblbemente habla con éste. Adán y Eva se besan y hacen amor. Satanás envidia el paraíso de ellos
Français : "Satan Watching the Caresses of Adam and Eve" — William Blake (1757-1827); William Blake's illustrations of "Paradise Lost", 1808.
Pen; watercolor on paper, 50.5 × 38 cm.; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Satan est représenté comme un ange déchu. Il tient le serpent dans ses bras et lui parle sans doute. Adam et Eve s'embrassent et font l'amour. Satan envie leur paradis
Italiano: "Satan Watching the Caresses of Adam and Eve" — William Blake (1757-1827); William Blake's illustrations of "Paradise Lost", 1808.
Pen; watercolor on paper, 50.5 × 38 cm.; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Satanas è dimostrato come angelo caduto. Sostiene il serpente proably parlare con lui. Adán e Eva s'abbracciano e fa amore. Satana invidia là paradiso
Português: Satã observando o amor de Adão e Eva / William Blake.