Fourth day of creation: creation of sun, moon and stars, Jan Harmensz. Muller, 1589 Canvas Print
The fourth day of creation, on which the sun and the moon were created and separation was made between day and night. The sun is depicted by Apollo as a sun god with bow and quiver. De Tijd, with a clock on her head, holds his cloak. On the right the moon, as the moon goddess Diana. Behind her a black woman with star mantle as a personification of the stars. To the Biblical text in Gen. 1:14-19.
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