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Lysets skabelse. Engle trænger mørket væk fra solen, der begynder at oplyse jorden. Fra den treenige Gud stiger Helligånden ned, mens engle holder et skriftbånd, hvorpå der står: FIAT LUX
Title: Lysets skabelse. Engle trænger mørket væk fra solen, der begynder at oplyse jorden. Fra den treenige Gud stiger Helligånden ned, mens engle holder et skriftbånd, hvorpå der står: FIAT LUX
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