Huwelijk uit geestelijke liefde door Christus gesloten

A man in contemporary 16th-century attire and a woman holding a palm branch stand before a central figure of Christ, who joins their hands to sanctify their union. The woman is crowned with a wreath of flowers, representing her purity and virtue, while Christ radiates a divine light from behind his head. A small scene in the background depicts a figure being crowned, suggesting the celestial rewards associated with a virtuous and chaste life.

This work illustrates the Neoplatonic and Christian mystical ideal of 'Spiritual Love,' where earthly marriage is elevated into a divine allegory of the soul's harmony. It reflects the influence of Marsilio Ficino’s theories on sacred love, which sought to harmonize human relationships with the pursuit of the divine.