Tweede dag van schepping: God scheidt de watermassa's in hemel en zee 1581 - 1656

"Tweede dag van schepping: God scheidt de watermassa's in hemel en zee" is an etching by Nicolaes de Bruyn, dating from 1581-1656. This artwork portrays the second day of creation as described in the Book of Genesis, depicting God separating the waters from the sky. The composition is circular, framed by a Latin inscription. De Bruyn, a Dutch artist, employed meticulous detail and a dramatic style to represent the divine power and the awe-inspiring event. This artwork is a significant example of Dutch religious art, highlighting the importance of biblical narratives in the 17th century.