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Summary
Luti, Benedetto; Cain Fleeing from the Sight of God after the Death of Abel; National Trust, Kedleston Hall and Eastern Museum; http://www.artuk.org/artworks/cain-fleeing-from-the-sight-of-god-after-the-death-of-abel-172137
Cain and Abel - the first two sons of Adam and Eve. According to the book of Genesis, Cain, a farmer, became jealous of Abel, a shepherd, when God accepted Abel's offering of animal sacrifice but rejected Cain's offering of crops. In a fit of anger, Cain killed Abel, making him the first murderer in human history. God punished Cain by marking him and banishing him from the land.
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1724
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public domain