Schepping van Eva: 'ik geloof in God, de almachtige Vader, Schepper van hemel en aarde' 1579

Johann Sadeler I’s "Schepping van Eva: 'ik geloof in God, de almachtige Vader, Schepper van hemel en aarde'" (1579) is a detailed engraving depicting the creation of Eve. This work is a visually arresting portrayal of the biblical narrative, capturing the drama of the moment as God forms Eve from Adam’s rib. The engraving is filled with rich detail, including the surrounding landscape of Eden, a variety of animals, and the heavens filled with stars. The text included within the frame of the work further emphasizes its religious context, showcasing the artist's skill in combining visual storytelling with theological commentary. "Schepping van Eva" exemplifies the Renaissance interest in scientific and biblical themes, making it a remarkable example of the artistic and intellectual currents of the 16th century.