The Lamentation of Abel

Adam and Eve mourn for their son Abel, who was slain by his brother Cain.

The smoke on the right comes from the fire the brothers must have lit to make their offerings. Abel's sheep are still around.

The identity of the other figures is unknown. Perhaps Lastman added them to emphasize the tragic character of the scene. Without them it all might seem too peaceful. They may also be other children of Adam and Eve.