Spain, Comunidad de Madrid, Madrid, Madrid, Prado National Museum. All. Tryptych with shut screens. Four distinct scenes are painted on the left screen. Above The Fall of the Rebel Angels, transformed into toads and insects while they are falling the theme is probably taken from the literary work Die Diersche Lucidarius, a 14C revival of the Elucidanum by St Anselm, who had compared the fallen angels to toads. Below The Creation of Eve out of Adams Rib. Further below, on the right The Original Sin as a snake with the head of a woman and hands with claws. Following, Adam and Eve Are Driven Out of the Garden of Eden the gate of the Garden of Eden is topped by a plant full of thorns and various fruits, one of which is eaten by a bird, as a symbol of Lust, while the cardoon is a symbol of sensualcarnal temptation.