Creation of Adam and Eve and scenes from the life of Christ
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
God creates Adam and Eve in paradise (bottom). God creates the heaven and the earth and places the globe between the sun, the moon and the stars (top). This central representation (no. 1) is framed by numbered scenes depicting the Credo. Left, from bottom to top: the Annunciation (no. 2), the birth of Christ (no. 3) and the crucified Christ (no. 4). Right, from top to bottom: the resurrection of Christ (no. 5), the ascension (no. 6) and the Last Judgment (no. 7). Bottom, from left to right: Pentecost, with the outpouring of the Holy Spirit (no. 8), the holy communion (no. 9), forgiveness of sins (no. 10) and the resurrection (no. 11). Top: the adoration of the Trinity. Under each representation is an inscription in Latin. In the top corners the female personifications of Faith (left) and Power (right). Center bottom in a cartouche an inscription in Latin.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description