19th Century: Lilith by Kenyan Cox

The painting entitled Lilith by Kenyan Cox is another 19th century depiction of the demon. Done in two panels, the top panel depicts a scene similar to the work of John Collier with the serpent wrapped around her, seemingly kissing a pale woman with presumably blonde hair. The second panel depicts the temptation of Adam and Eve as well as their expulsion from Eden, eerily similar to the painting done by Michelangelo on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Here, Lilith and the snake are transformed into one, offering temptation.