The mosaic on the north wall of the cathedral of Monreale depicts the killing of Abel by Cain. T The mosaics are based on the Byzantian style and created in about 1218 by Moorish artists, as part of a sequence of images that begin with the creation myth, tempation and expulsion from Eden, and the events leading to the killing of Abel.
Themed images for Cain-and-Abel.
Decorated between1240-1260 the sculpure depicts Cain killing Abel. The sculpture forms part of the story of Adam and Eve and their sons in the spandrels of the West facade of Bourges Cathedral.
Quaterefoil sculpture of Cain and Abel making a sacrifice to God. Created between 1278-1300 this is part of the north porch of Rouen Cathedral known as the Portail des Libraires.
The panels in the window form part of the Creation window in the Tours cathedral clerestory. The bottom left panel shows Cain killing Abel, to the right Adam is mourning for his son. Above these panels is the construction of the first town Henocchia, and the death of Cain, killed by his son Lamech whilst hunting.