The Triumph of Eternity The Triumph of Eternity, Round, stained glass pane depicting the Triumph of Eternity. A classic triumphal cart rides against a backdrop of a mountainous landscape with a city. On the cart, on a rectangular pedestal, God the Father is standing, adorned with miter. He supports the dead body of his son Christ on his lap. Behind him a dove flies, the Holy Spirit. They form the holy Trinity, which symbolizes eternity. A trumpet-blowing angel squats on both sides of the throne. The cart is preceded by the attributes of the four evangelists: the angel of Matthew, the lion of Mark, the bull of Luke and the eagle of John. They represent the New Testament. The three-wheeled cart (the holy Trinity) is pulled by two men, one of whom is largely hidden behind the angel, who holds the Gospel open with the right hand and shows the way to the people behind the cart crowds and including saints, clergy, and citizens. The second man, on the far right of the screen, pushes with his left hand against a belt that lies around his shoulders and with which he pulls the cart. In the other hand he holds a knife., Trionfo della Divinità, 'Triumphus Aeternitatis', 'Carro della Divinità', God the Father holding the crucified or dead Christ, the four symbols of the evangelists, the apocalyptic beasts, landscape with tower or castle, Dirck Vellert, Antwerp, 1517, glass, d 23.7 cm

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