Resurrectio Lucis captures one of the most stirring visions in Dante’s Paradiso XIV—the moment the blessed rise from their tombs, drawn upward by a torrent of divine fire.

Here, bodies long at rest surge back into form, radiant and weightless, pulled toward the sunburst of eternity. Their faces lift, their limbs gather strength, and the veil between flesh and spirit thins into pure light.

This restored 15th-century manuscript illustration preserves the original intensity of the scene: the electric gold rays, the deep midnight sky, the trembling edge between death and awakening. Enhanced with modern clarity and framed in crisp detail, it becomes a portal—an artwork that feels alive, immediate, and almost breathing.

It’s a piece for those who feel something when they encounter ancient texts, who care about the great questions—death, rebirth, transcendence. A work that won’t merely sit on a wall, but speak from it.

Perfect for sacred spaces, personal libraries, creative studios, or anyone drawn to medieval mysticism and the fierce beauty of Dante’s vision.