Adoration of the Holy Trinity and the Eight Beatitudes
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
The Trinity is worshipped by people and angels. God the Father and Christ sit on a cloud, above them the dove of the Holy Spirit. Around them music-making angels and Old Testament figures on the clouds. The central representation is framed by numbered scenes depicting the eight beatitudes. Top: Presentation of Christ in the temple (no. 4) and the Annunciation (no. 6). Left, from top to bottom: the stoning of Stephen (no. 8), David and Abigail (no. 7) and Moses' authority challenged by Miriam and Aaron (no. 2). Right, from top to bottom: Tobit shows mercy (no. 5), Christ anointed by Mary Magdalene (no. 3) and Job hears the bad news from four messengers. Under each representation is the beatitude in Latin. At the very bottom in a cartouche a four-line inscription in Latin.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description