The
Photographic
Collection
index
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON • SCHOOL OF ADVANCED STUDY
THE WARBURG INSTITUTE
WOBURN SQUARE • LONDON WC1H 0AB
February 2002
Introduction 1
INTRODUCTION
The Photographic Collection of the Warburg Institute was, like the Library, originally the
private collection of Aby Warburg. At the time of his death in 1929 it already contained
around 15,000 photographs, and in the years since then it has grown steadily, consisting
at present of about 300,000 photographs divided into more than 17,000 categories.
At first the photographs were ordered by medium and topography (as 'Umbrian painting'
or 'Florentine sculpture'), with one or two iconographic subsections where these
mirrored the interests of Warburg or Fritz Saxl. However, after the Institute's move to
London in 1933, it was decided to order the entire Collection iconographically, and a
system of subject categories was devised by Rudolf Wittkower and Edgar Wind. In the
years since then, the number of categories has grown considerably, since new
photographs with new subjects have necessitated new folders, and swollen sections have
had to be divided into ever finer iconographic subdivisions. Nevertheless, the overall
armature laid down by Wittkower and Wind is still in place: it has a flexibility and logic
which makes it very easy to work with.
The main subdivisions of the Collection are as follows:
PRE-CLASSICAL ICONOGRAPHY
ANTIQUITIES
RITUAL
GODS AND MYTHS
CLASSICAL LITERATURE
MEDIAEVAL AND LATER LITERATURE
MAGIC AND SCIENCE
GESTURES
SECULAR ICONOGRAPHY
PORTRAITS
HISTORY
SOCIAL LIFE
RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY
ARTISTS
ARCHITECTURE
ORNAMENT
MANUSCRIPTS
ERANOS COLLECTION OF JUNGIAN ARCHETYPES
ASIAN ICONOGRAPHY
NON-EURASIAN ICONOGRAPHY
MENIL ARCHIVE: IMAGE OF THE BLACK
Each section, as the following Index makes plain, divides up in its own way; some are
arranged alphabetically, while others follow narrative sequences, and others are linked
together by adjacent themes or concepts.
The photographs are kept in filing cabinets, and the main stock is placed in brown
folders of three different sizes. The three orders of folders are placed one inside the
other, corresponding to the subdivisions of a theme, as indicated, approximately, in the
following Index. While the larger folders should never be removed from the drawers, the
Introduction 2
smallest ones can be taken out for consultation. Within them the photographs are in
random order, and there is no division by date or (with rare exceptions) medium.
The photographs illustrating the "Census of Antique Art and Architecture Known to the
Renaissance" are placed in blue folders within each relevant category. In this Index the
headings of individual Census folders are not listed, since the Census as a whole has been
computerised, and is available both on CD-Rom and the Internet (for details, e-mail
info@dyabola.de).
The photographs are mounted, and information is provided on the back of the mounts.
This is kept to the minimum, but wherever possible a reference is provided to a catalogue
or article in which fuller information can be found.
Two characteristics are fundamental to the arrangement, and to the form of the headings.
First, the users of the Institute are assumed to have an understanding of the subject on
which they are undertaking research, and to be able to judge where best to look. Second,
all users have direct access to the files, which means that as they open a drawer in a filing
cabinet they can see at a glance the range of possibilities. If they fail to find what they
need in one place, they can readily move to another, aided by the cross-reference cardindex. Thus they can make a thorough search through categories which inevitably
overlap, as for example in "The Virgin and Child".
The Index is intended to fulfil three purposes:
To help those working in the Collection to find their way about, and to locate particular
subjects.
To provide suggestions for others designing an iconographic system.
To assist those who may be planning to visit the Institute to see the range covered by the
Photographic Collection.
So far as time permits, the staff will attempt to advise, by letter, telephone or e-mail, on
the iconography of photographs sent by those who cannot themselves visit the Institute.
It is not possible to list or enumerate the contents of folders, or to provide photocopies.
Guidance can be given as to whether the holdings in a particular category are large
enough to warrant a special visit.
Pre-Classical Iconography 3
PRE-CLASSICAL ICONOGRAPHY
Palaeolithic
Painting and sculpture
Skulls, skeletons, restorations
Implements
Miscellaneous
Neolithic
Megaliths
Malta
Sardinia, Mallorca, Minorca
Earliest Troy
Greece
Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia
Scandinavia
England
Miscellaneous
Pottery
Early Bronze Age
Flint implements
Pins
Armlets
Jewellery
Gold lunulae
Miscellaneous weapons and implements
Axes
Daggers, halberds etc.
Miscellaneous
The great cairn, New Grange, near Drogheda
Bronze Age II
Miscellaneous English objects
Daggers
Celts with narrow flanges
Bronze Age III
Parade-axes
Palstaves
Swords, daggers, knives
Flanged celts
Flat celts with wide flanges
Britain--various weapons and implements
Armlets
Pins
Personal ornaments
Votive objects on wheels
Miscellaneous
Excavation reports
Bronze Age IV
Swords
Daggers
Pre-Classical Iconography 4
Knives
Hammers
Socket-celts
Axes
Armlets
Miscellaneous tools and implements
Camps
Bronze Age IV-V
Spears
Celts, rapier blades, torques etc.
Swords
Miscellaneous
Bronze Age V
Celts
Late bronze age
Bronze vessels
Votive objects on wheels
Fibulae, from Crete and Cyprus
Fibulae, Greek geometrical
Fibulae, mainly from Italy
Fibulae, Northern
Goldsmiths' work (mostly from Cyprus and Aegina)
Pins
Miscellaneous
Bronze age: dolmens and menhirs
France
Scotland, Ireland, Wales
Scandinavia, Germany, Italy
Bronze age: miscellaneous
Cup-markings
Clothes and stuffs
Figurines
Axes
Sockle axes, chisels
Sickles
Combs
Razors
Arrow-heads, spear-heads
Tools and implements
Diadems and necklets
Belts and belt ornaments
Pins, needles, hair and finger-rings
Plans of dwellings; burials; rock drawings
Miscellaneous
Iron Age
Martin Conway notes
8th century BC and earlier
Helmets, Italian types,
Swords, knives, daggers from Italy and Crete
8th century BC
Axes, razors from Italy
Pre-Classical Iconography 5
Spears from Italy and Crete
Bits, harness, chariots, mostly from Italy
Greek (Cretan) shields
Shields, breastplates
7th century BC
Greaves
Razors, spears, knives
Spits, fire-dogs, spindles
Swords and daggers, Halstatt type
Helmets
Decorated bucklers
Bits, phalerae, chariots, harness etc.
Fibulae, 9th-7th centuries BC
Semicircular
Disc
Snake
Bow
Spectacle
Elaborate Etruscan
Miscellaneous
Fibulae, 6th-5th centuries BC
Leech- and canoe-shaped
Snake
With glass, amber etc. on the bow
Bow
Kettle drum
Certosa
Proto-La Tène
La Tène I
Miscellaneous
Jewellery and goldsmiths' work 8th-7th centuries BC
Phoenician platters and crown
Metal vessels
Necklaces, pendants, beads
Miscellaneous gold and silverwork
Belts and belt plaques
Ornaments made of repoussé metal plaques
Amber
Gems, rings, seals, scarabs
Miscellaneous implements
Jewellery and goldsmiths' work 7th century BC
Bracelets and amulets
Clasps and hooks
Earrings
Pins
Miscellaneous
Jewellery and goldsmiths' work 6th century BC
Coins and gems
Gold: Scythian, Greek, Persian
Pendants
Earrings and hair ornaments
Pre-Classical Iconography 6
Belts, belt plaques and belt clasps
Armlets, bracelets
Necklaces, beads
Pins
Scarabs, rings and seals
Scandinavian collars and torques
Miscellaneous goldsmith's work
Jewellery and goldsmiths' work 5th century BC-La Tène I
Rings
Necklaces
Pendants
Wreaths and diadems
Torques
Fibulae
Earrings
Bracelets
Belts, beltclasps and ornaments
Miscellaneous gold ornaments
Miscellaneous objects in gold and silver
Jewellery and goldsmiths' work 3rd-2nd centuries BC
Pendants, bullae, necklaces, amulets, bracelets, torques
Earrings, finger rings
Goldsmith's work, personal ornament
Diadems and wreaths
Miscellaneous decorative art
Metalwork (almost entirely Italian) 7th century BC
Bronze urns, thrones, tables of offerings
Vessels, miscellaneous
Cauldrons, tripods etc.
Jugs
Buckets
Candelabra
Metalwork (mostly Mediterranean) 6th century BC
Bronze figured reliefs
Bronze figures and animals
Dishes, platters, shields
Buckets
Vases and jugs
Chariots, harness etc.
Helmets and weapons
Spindles, crampons, firedogs and other implements
Miscellaneous
Metalwork 5th century BC-La Tène I
Knives and razors
Helmets
Beads, glass
Pins; miscellaneous weapons and armour
Swords
Miscellaneous decorative art
Notes
Bronze, gold and silver 5th century BC-La Tène I
Pre-Classical Iconography 7
Mirrors
Bronze vessels
Gold and silver vessels, plates etc.
Historiated situlae
Buckets; situlae (non-historiated)
Chariots, harness etc.
Decorative art from Dodona
Metalwork, 4th-3rd centuries BC
Weapons and tools
Helmets, weapons etc.
Bronze vessels
Mirrors
Miscellaneous metalwork
Miscellaneous small objects
La Tène II and III
Sculpture
Armlets, bracelets
Bronze collars
Gold objects
Fibulae
Bronze mirrors
Bowls, tankards, buckets, spoons etc.
Pins
Pottery
Horse-trappings
Weapons and implements
Helmets, shields and bosses
Firedogs
Coins
Grave goods from near Bellinzona
Miscellaneous objects
Sites
Pottery: Bronze Age to Roman
Glass: Hellenistic to Roman
Miscellaneous
Beads
Sacro Catino, Genoa
Stratified glass
Mosaic glass
Crete and Mycenae
Excavations at Knossos
Stone and alabaster vases
Gold and silver cups (Mycenae)
Gold and silver treasures (Mycenae)
Arms and bronze objects (Crete and Mycenae)
Gems and seals
Miscellaneous small objects
Ivories
Sculpture (early Minoan)
Jewellery (early Minoan)
Pottery (Neolithic)
Pre-Classical Iconography 8
Pottery (early Minoan)
Pottery (Kamares ware)
Pottery (middle Minoan)
Pottery (Minyan)
Pottery (middle Minoan III & late Minoan I)
Palace style vases (late Minoan II)
Pottery (late Minoan III)
Stone vessels
Rhytons (late Minoan I & II)
Faience (late Minoan)
Minoan script
Arms, bronzes, tools (late Minoan III)
Larnakes (late Minoan III)
Miscellaneous (late Minoan III)
Architecture: Knossos
Troy: second city
Sculpture (middle to late Minoan)
Painting (middle to late Minoan)
Architecture and pottery from Phylakopi (Melos)
Tombs (Crete)
Tombs (Mycenae)
Architecture (Crete except Knossos, Mycenae, Tiryns)
Cyprus
Pottery
Sculpture; terracotta
Domestic equipment
Vessels
Seals
Architecture
Algeria
Cycladic islands
Sardinia
Malta
Sculpture
Tools and weapons
Architecture
Miscellaneous
Iberia
Miscellaneous
Votive images
Phrygia
Lydia
Etruria
Cists, lamps, miscellaneous metal objects
Ivory
Sculpture
Mirrors
Greece
Funerary equipment (late Helladic)
Jewellery (late Helladic)
Pottery and vessels (late Helladic)
Pre-Classical Iconography 9
Fresco
Maikop treasure
Funerary equipment
Domestic equipment
Metal vessels
Jewellery
Mohenjo-Daro
Western Asia
Magic and Science
Miscellaneous human figures
Inscriptions and lettering
Maps and scenery
Types of people
Flowers and Plants
Trees
Sacred tree
Globed type
Syrian, Mitannian, Hittite etc.
Neo-Assyrian
Date palm
Miscellaneous.
Goat and tree
Globed type
Syrian, Mitannian, Hittite etc.
Neo-Assyrian
Date palm
Miscellaneous
Animals
With humans and deities
Master of animals
Deity
Winged genius
Bull-man/lahmu
King
Miscellaneous
Killing of animals
By deities and genii
By bull-men/lahmus
By humans
Miscellaneous
Animals engaged in human activities
Groups of animals
Crossed and fighting
With human/deity
Without human/deity
Crossed, not fighting
With human/deity
Without human/deity
Fighting, not crossed
With human/deity
Without human/deity
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Not fighting, not crossed
Individual
Antelopes
Bison & Buffalo
Boar
Cattle
Deer
Dogs
Fish
Foxes
Goats
Single
Groups
Hedgehogs
Horses
Ibex- - see Goat
Leopards
Lions
Lizards
Panthers
Rams
Scorpions
Spiders
Tortoises
Miscellaneous
Birds and snakes
Doves
Eagles
Swans
Miscellaneous birds
Snakes
Monsters
Bull-men
Human-headed bulls-see Western Asia: Genii
Cyclops
Fish-bodied monsters
Griffins
Lion dragons
Lion-headed humans
Monsters with animals as legs
Monsters with intertwined necks
Monsters with two or more heads
Scorpion men
Sphinxes
Winged bulls
Winged goats
Winged horses
Winged lions
Winged rams
Miscellaneous
Secular Iconography
Pre-Classical Iconography 11
Cylinder and stamp seals
Seals
Impressions
Jemdet Nasr and Uruk
Early Dynastic
Akkadian
Third dynasty of Ur
Isin-Larsa & first Babylonian dynasty
Kassite, Mitannian and Syrian
Hittite
Assyrian
Neo-Babylonian
Achaemenid
Miscellaneous
Tombs
Grave goods
Portraits
Barrekub
Gudea (see also Worshippers)
Hammurabi
Sargon of Akkad
Assyrian royalty, miscellaneous
Hittite royalty, miscellaneous
Elamite royalty, miscellaneous
Persian royalty, miscellaneous
Male, miscellaneous
Female, miscellaneous
Social life
Processions
Musical instruments
Music- making
Dwarves
Archery
Wrestling
Hunting
Driving chariots
Agriculture
Dairy workers
Building ziggurats
Building palaces
Servants
Spinning
Pig-tailed women
Furniture
Potters
Images of spouted vessels
Images of amphoras
Pottery
Vessels, other than pottery
Banquets
Drinking
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Boats
Lovers
Miscellaneous
Warfare
Shalmaneser Gates
The Camp
Siege
Refugees
Prisoners
Weapons
Miscellaneous
Religious Iconography
Myths
Dumuzi
Etana
Gilgamesh
Zu bird
Miscellaneous
Images of named deities
Adad, and other storm gods
On a bull
On a lion-dragon
Miscellaneous
Amurru
Bau
Enki/Ea
Enlil/Ellil
Horus
Iba'um
Inanna/Ishtar
Armed
With raised skirt
Winged
Holding her breasts
In a star burst
Miscellaneous
Ishtaran
Lama
Maat
Marduk
Nabu
Nanna—see Sin
Nergal
Ninazu
Ningal/Nikkal
Ningirsu
Ningiszida
Ninurta
Nuska
Shamash, and other sun gods
Standing, with saw
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Seated, with worshippers
Fighting
Emerging from mountain
At the gates of dawn
Miscellaneous
Sin
Tishpak
Images of unnamed deities
Groups
Assemblies/groups
Deities attacked
Deities fighting
Deities drinking-see Western Asia: Social Life
Divine marriage
Individual
Deity in boat
Vegetation deities
Snake deities
Dragon god
Deities with flowing vases
The goddess with child
Multi-faced deities
Miscellaneous
Mesopotamian
Syrian/Mitannian
Egyptian
Hittite
Iranian/Luristanian etc.
Divine symbols
Cycles
Naked woman
Goat-fish
Bull and winged gate
Coiled snakes
Eagle
Walking bird
Mušhuššu
Ankh
Ring post
Winged disc
Solar disc
Chaplet
Spade and/or wedge
Plough
Rosette
Miscellaneous maces etc.
Globed mace
Maces other than globed
The figure with mace
Crescent sceptre
Standards
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Demons, genii, guardians and lahmus
Imdugud
Pazuzu
Human-headed bull-gods
Guardians of doorways
Genii
Lahmus
Humans before gods
Worshipper before deity
Presentation scenes
Before deity
Before king
Worshippers
Gudea (see also Portraits)
Miscellaneous
Eye symbols
Ritual
Pouring libations
Votive objects
Purification
Exorcism
Miscellaneous
Priests
In fish costume
Miscellaneous
Shrines
With humans
With animals
Without humans or animals
Architecture
Protoliterate
Early dynastic
Akkadian
Neo-Sumerian
Babylonian
Assyrian
Syria and Levant
Anatolian
Achaemenid
Ornament
Geometric
Hatchings
Triangles and diamonds
Running arches
Circles and guilloches
Drill holes
Crosses
“Eyes”
Rhombs
“Termites”
Ladder motif
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Miscellaneous
Floral/Zoomorphic
Jewellery
Work in progress
Egypt
Magic and Science
Hieroglyphs
Astronomy/Astrology
Types of people
Gardens
Plants and trees
Animals with humans
Master of animals
Animals engaged in human activities
Animals
Cycles
Antelope
Ass
Baboon
Cat
Cattle
Fish
Fly
Frog
Giraffe
Goat
Hippopotamus
Horse
Lion
Toad
Birds
Hawk
Vulture
Miscellaneous
Monsters
Sphinxes
Griffins
With intertwined necks
Miscellaneous
Secular Iconography
Cylinder & stamp seals
Symbol: ankh
Funerals and tombs
Funeral ceremonies
Mourners
Tombs
Funerary equipment
Mummified corpses
Funerary figurines
Portraits
Rulers
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Protodynastic period
Narmer
Old Kingdom
Khasekhem
Djoser
Redjedef
Khafre (Chephren)
Menkaure (Mycerinus)
Userkaf
Sahure
Niuserre
Pepi I (Meryre)
Pepi II (Neferkare)
Miscellaneous
Middle Kingdom
Mentuhotep II
Senusert I (Sesostris)
Senusert II (Sesostris)
Senusert III (Sesostris)
Amenemhet III
Miscellaneous
Second Intermediate Period
Hor
Neferhotep I
Sobekhotep VIII
New Kingdom
Ahmose I
Amenhotep I
Hatshepsut
Thutmose III
Amenhotep II
Thutmose IV
Amenhotep III
Tiy
Akhenaten
Wives of Akhenaten
Daughters of Akhenaten
Tutankhamen
Horemheb
Seti I
Ramses II
Merneptah
Seti II
Ramses III
Ramses VI
Miscellaneous
Late periods
Ptolemy II Philadelphus
Ptolemy XIII
Miscellaneous
Scribes
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Old Kingdom
Middle Kingdom and intermediate periods
New Kingdom and later periods
Priests and priestesses
Dignitaries
Servants
Male
Female
Commoners
Couples
Families
Mummy portraits
Heads and masks
Miscellaneous
Male
Female
Social Life
Sed festivals
Festivals, miscellaneous
Dance
Music
Hunting
Hairdressing
Transport
Agriculture
General
Workers
Irrigation
Tending to birds
Tending to cattle
Famine
Fishing
Domestic life
Mother and child
Servants
Domestic objects
Miscellaneous
Jewellery
Still life
Boats
Warfare
Battlefield
Soldiers
Prisoners
Refugees
Siege
Weapons
Pharaoh triumphing over his enemies
Artists' studios
Love and sex
Religious Iconography
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Deities
Cycles
Amenhotep son of Hapu
Amon
Anubis
Apis
Aten
Bastet
Bes
Hathor
Heket
Horus
Horus-Harpocrates
Imhotep
Isis
Khepri
Khnum
Maat
Mentu
Meskhent
Mut
Nefertum
Neith
Nephthys
Nut
Osiris
Pe, souls of
Ptah
Ra
Sekhmet
Seth
She
Sobek
Soped
Taweret
Thoth
Miscellaneous
Humans before deities
Worshippers
The soul
The afterlife
Ritual
Architecture
Old Kingdom and earlier
Middle Kingdom
New Kingdom and later
Census
Work in progress: filed chronologically
Work in progress: unsorted
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CENSUS OF ANTIQUE WORKS KNOWN TO THE RENAISSANCE
Sketchbooks
Amsterdam
Rijksmuseum
Maerten de Vos
Basle
Kupferstichkabinett
Frans Floris and workshop
Berlin
Kupferstichkabinett
Master of 1515, Bambaia sketchbook
Maerten van Heemskerck
Kunstbibliothek
Destailleur albums
Mantegna, Codex Destailleur
Staatsbibliothek
Ciriaco, Codex Hamiltoniensis
Dosio, 1563-65 sketchbook
Duperac
Codex Pighianus
Budapest
Országos Széchényi Könyvtár (Hungarian National Library)
Codex Zichy
Calenzano
Private Collection (formerly)
Anonymous, Umbrian sketchbook, ca 1500
Cambridge, Cambs.
Trinity College Library
Anonymous, MS R. 17. 3 (includes drawings after Michelangelo’s Last Judgment)
Cambridge, Mass.
Harvard University, Houghton Library
Georges Reverdy, Fontainebleau school, MS Typ. 152H
Chantilly
Musée Condé
So-called Verrocchio sketchbook (Francesco di Simone?)
Chatsworth
Devonshire Collection
Album 35
Album 36
Album 40
Coburg
Kunstsammlungen der Veste Coburg
Codex Coburgensis
Copenhagen
Statens Museum for Kunst
Lambert van Haven Codex
Escorial
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Biblioteca del Real Monasterio de San Lorenzo
Francisco de Hollanda, Os desenhos das antigualhas...
R. Ghirlandaio workshop, Codex Escurialensis
Eton
Eton College Library
Topham sketchbook
Faenza
Museo Civico
Felice Giani sketchbook
Fermo
Biblioteca Comunale
Anonimo Dosiano
Ferrara
Biblioteca Ariostea
Pirro Ligorio, Antichità Ferrarese
Florence
Biblioteca Marucelliana
Battista Brunelleschi, Inscriptiones ac monumenta romana
Alfonso Ciacconio, Farnese sculpture
Benedetto Varchi, Poems and Inscriptions
MS A. 79, Inscrizioni antiche romane e napoletane
Biblioteca Nazionale
Architectural sketchbook of Buonacorso Ghiberti
N.A. 618 Dosio sketchbook
N.A. 1159 Dosio circle
Uffizi
Ground plans and architectural drawings from A. Bartoli, Monumenti Antichi
Fossombrone
Biblioteca Passionei
“Parronchi sketchbook”
Grenoble
Musée de Peinture et de Sculpture
Haarlem
Teylers Museum
Goltzius sketchbook—see library, CFM 175
Holkham Hall
MS. 701
Kassel
Staatliche Kunstsammlungen
Fol. A 45
Liège
Cabinet des Estampes
Lambert Lombard sketchbook
Lille
Musée Wicar
“Michelangelo” sketchbook (now attributed to Raffaelle da Montelupo)
Ripanda sketchbook
London
British Library
MS. Add. 17686
MS. Add. 18399
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British Museum
Aspertini I
Aspertini II
Jacopo Bellini
Cassiano dal Pozzo
De Cerceau
Figino
Girolamo da Carpi
Duke Roberto Ferretti
Pirro Ligorio sketchbook
Phillips Sale, 12/12/90
Stirling Maxwell Albums
Soane Museum
Codex Coner
Nicoletto da Modena
Montano I, II, and III
Sotheby’s Sale, 18/4/96
Montalto Album
Milan
Biblioteca Ambrosiana
Anonymous sketchbook
‘Bramantino Sketchbook’
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Library
Du Choul, De re nautica
Modena
Biblioteca Estense
Dosio
Montreal
Canadian Centre for Architecture
Cronaca
Munich
Staatsbibliothek
MS 716, Hartman Schedel after Ciriaco d’Ancona
Naples
Biblioteca Nazionale
Pirro Ligorio
New York
Long Island Historical Society
Alciati
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Scrapbooks I and II
Pierpont Morgan Library
Cesare da Sesto
Oxford
Ashmolean Museum
‘Ripanda sketchbook’
Larger Talman Album
Bodleian Library
Fontius
Christ Church
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Naldini
Padua
Biblioteca Universitaria
MS 764, North Italian after 1572
Paris
Bibliothèque Nationale
MS Lat. 6128, Ferrarius
MS Fr. 217, Charles Le Brun
Parma
Biblioteca Palatina
MS 1535, Aspertini
Philadelphia
Rosenbach Foundation
Girolamo da Carpi
Prague
Národní Muzeum
Codex Chlumczansky
Reggio Emilia
Biblioteca Municipale A. Panizzi
Codici Ferrarini
Rome
Biblioteca Angelica
MS 1564, Ciacconius
Biblioteca Vallicelliana
MS R. 26, Opuscula varia
Biblioteca Vaticana
Vat. Barb. lat. 1952
Vat. lat. 3439, Codex Ursinianus
Vat. lat. 5238, Gigli sketchbook
Vat. lat. 5243
Vat. lat. 7721, Colonna sketchbook
Palazzo Venezia
Ripanda, Trajan’s Column sketchbook
Rugby
Rugby School
Sketchbook
Saint Petersburg
Hermitage
Destailleur sketchbooks
Siena
Biblioteca communale
Biringucci sketchbook
Giuliano da Sangallo sketchbook
Francesco di Giorgio Martini
Salusto Peruzzi
S. IV. 1
L. IV. 10
Stockholm
Kungliga biblioteket
MS S. 68, J.J. Boissard
Nationalmuseum
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Anonymous 16th-century drawings after Codex Coburgensis
Stuttgart
Staatsgalerie
Anonymous Fabriczy
Turin
Archivio di Stato
Pingone sketchbook
Pirro Ligorio
Biblioteca Reale
Du Choul manuscript
Girolamo da Carpi
Vienna
Albertina
Master C 0f 1519
Master E
Österreichische Nationalbibliothek
Jacopo Strada (notes)
Windsor
Royal Library
‘Busts and statues at Whitehall’
Cassiano dal Pozzo
Dosio
Wolfegg
Fürstliche Sammlungen
Codex Wolfegg
Wolfenbüttel
Herzog-August-Bibliothek
Pirro Ligorio
Miscellaneous articles and notes
Ciriaco d’Ancona material
Melchior Lorch’s lost sketchbook
Naldini’s disbanded sketchbook
Sodoma’s Roman emperors
Miniatures in the Cabinet des Estampes, Louvre, Paris
Miscellaneous sketchbook sheets
Bound volumes
Chicago
University Library
Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae
Naples
Biblioteca Nazionale
Pirro Ligorio
Oxford
Bodleian Library
Pirro Ligorio
Turin
Archivio di Stato
Pirro Ligorio
Verona
Biblioteca Capitolaria
MS 270, Fra Giovanni Giocondo
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ANTIQUITIES
Sketchbooks later than the Census
Francesco Bartoli, drawings of ancient paintings, Holkham Hall
Jan de Bisschop after Perrier, London, V&A
Carpio album, London, Society of Antiquaries
Cassiano dal Pozzo
Architectural sketchbook, anon. Flemish, Kaufman collection, London
Lebrun, Paris, BN
John Talman sketchbook, Oxford, Ashmolean
J. Toynbee, Art in Roman Britain
Reconstructions of ancient architecture
Census
Copies and imitations of the antique
Mediaeval
Renaissance
Metalwork
Fountain of St. Wolfgang
Plaquettes by Moderno
Copies after ancient paintings (see also Bartoli)
Copies after ancient architecture
Ideal reconstructions of ancient buildings
Drawings, Buscot Park
Lafrery, Speculum
Coins & gems in manuscripts
Jewels etc. in Mediaeval setting
Renaissance copies after antique monuments in sculpture
Renaissance copies after antique monuments in Paintings & Drawings
Census
Single sketchbook leaf, showing mainly Sassi Sculpture, ‘Master of the Rubinstein leaf’
Miscellaneous
Renaissance copies after antique monuments in Engravings
Classical monuments on columns
Routes taken by Civilization
Saxl material
Antiquities, Architectural
Ancient sites
Amphitheatres
Census
Aqueducts
Arches without sculptural reliefs
Census
Bases
Census
Basilicas
Census
Miscellaneous
Capitals
Census
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Catacombs
S. Callisto
S. Domitilla
SS. Pietro e Marcellino
S. Priscilla
Viale Manzoni
Miscellaneous
Columns and pilasters
Census
Miscellaneous
Cornices and facades
Census
Gates
Census
Inscriptions
Mausoleums and baptisteries
Census
Miscellaneous
Obelisks
Census
Miscellaneous
Orders of architecture
Palaces
Census
Ruins
Temples
Census
Miscellaneous
Mosaics
Census
Miscellaneous
Constantinople, great palace
Palestrina, Palazzo Baronale
Ostia
Miscellaneous
Opus sectile
Census
Fresco; stucco reliefs; marble incrustation
Census
Miscellaneous
Baiae
Pompeii
Museo Nazionale, Rome
Rome, Farnesina
Rome, Villa Giulia
Rome, Basilica Sotterranea
Rome, SS. Giovanni e Paolo
Rome, Sepolcro dei Pancrazi
Rome, via Latina, Tomba degli Anicii
Rome, Sepolcro dei Valerii
Rome, Casa di Livia
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Rome, Hadrian's Villa
Miscellaneous
Antique reliefs in mediaeval & renaissance buildings
Census
Architectural sculpture
Etruscan
Athens
Parthenon
Miscellaneous
Pediments
Aegina pediment figures
Acropolis: temple of Athena Nike
Theseion
Epidauros, Asclepicion
Delphi, Treasury of Siphnos
Duplicates
Miscellaneous
Arches
Census
Columns
Census
Historical reliefs
Census
Miscellaneous
Sculpture
Male sculptures
Census
General
Kouroi
Standing, nude
Standing, draped
Not standing
Specific types
Kriophoros
Doryphoros
Orator
Bronze from Marathon
Boy-victor, pugilist
Spinario
Youth from Subiaco
Torso Belvedere
Boy from Helenenburg
Nude and draped
Drawings and engravings
Female sculptures
Draped
Specific types
Girl from Antium
Woman from Herculaneum
Aspasia
Penelope
Antiquities 27
Messalina
Pudicitia
Peplos
Himation
Miscellaneous
Census
General
Korai
Roman matrons
Partly draped
Standing nudes
Seated
Mourning
Reclining
Egyptianising
Children
Census
Boy with goose
Boy with urn
Boy with walnuts
Pissing boy
Boys, miscellaneous
Girls, miscellaneous
Groups
Census
Pergamon
Miscellaneous
Romano-British
Heads and Busts
Women
Men
Children
Oriental
Men and women
Feet and hands
Terracotta
Census
Male figurines
Female figurines
Standing
Sitting
Kneeling or reclining
With children
Children
Groups
Heads and busts
Bronze figurines
Ivories
Barbarians
Census
Miscellaneous
Antiquities 28
Gauls
Caryatids
Census
Miscellaneous
Cuirass
Census
Prisoners and slaves
Census
Miscellaneous
Female figure carrying helmet
Man riding/holding a horse
Census
Trophies and trophy pilasters
Census
Miscellaneous
Ornament
Census
Miscellaneous
Thrones
Census
Miscellaneous
Domestic and ornamental objects
Candelabra
Census
Miscellaneous
Chests
Lamps
Mortars
Protomes
Census
Miscellaneous
Chairs and beds
Tables
Table fountains
Miscellaneous tableware
Tripods
Miscellaneous
Vases
Marble
Census
Miscellaneous
Engravings and drawings
Agostino Veneziano
Cherubino Alberti
René Boyvin
Fontainebleau school
Monogrammist L.U.
Mantegna sketchbook
Pontormo (? or Zucchi) drawings, Louvre
Egidius Sadeler after Cherubino Alberti
Enea Vico
Antiquities 29
Pottery
Painted with animals and humans
Camirus
Cyprus
Etruscan
Pre-geometric and geometric
Attic white lekythoi
Undecorated or with ornamental decoration
Modelled
Terra sigillata
Glazed
Coins and Gems
Census
Coins
Greek and Hellenistic
Mainland Greece
Athens
Macedonia and Thrace
Crete
Asia Minor
Followers of Alexander
Cyrene
Islands
Roman
Non-Greek, non-Roman
Bactria and Persia
Carthage, Carthago Nova
Celtic and Gaulish
Miscellaneous
Gems
Miscellaneous
Engravings by Enea Vico
Ritual 30
RITUAL
Altars
Census
Sacrifice
Census
Cycles
Initiation
Tree-Worship
Priests and Priestesses
Miscellaneous
Processions
Ritual Garments
Altars and Implements
Libation etc.
Libation before Sacrifice
Lustration
Libation
The Snake on the Altar
Votive reliefs
Camillus
Sacrifices
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Animals led to Sacrifice
Stabbing the Throat
Sacrifice and Flying Birds
Sacrifice of Ram
Sacrifice of Animals, Miscellaneous
Sacrifice of Pig/Sow
Pecking Cock and Cock-Fighting
Sacrifice of Bull
Bull led to Sacrifice
Bull, Head pulled down
Bull before a Temple
Miscellaneous
Sacrifice of Fruit and Flowers
Bacchic
With Satyr
Under a Herm
With Dance
Human
Biblical
Christian
Pagan, in Christian setting
Miscellaneous
Neo-Pythagorean
Miscellaneous
Ritual 31
Founding a Colony
Gods and Myths 32
GODS AND MYTHS
Non-classical
Mother and child, pre-Christian—see Virgin and Child, miscellaneous
Celtic
Nordic and German
Cisa
Abgötter der alten Sachsen (1570)
Nordic and German gods and heroes
Classical
Unidentified mythological representations
Census
Miscellaneous
Creation, and division of the universe by Jupiter, Pluto and Neptune
Mystery cults
Villa Item, Pompeii
Miscellaneous
Beginnings of idolatry
Falling idols
Early Greek idols
Cycles
Antique
Concesti amphora, St Petersburg
Gjölbaschi-Trysa reliefs, Vienna
Parthenon frieze, London
Groups of classical gods
Post-Antique
Miscellaneous
Anon., Palazzo del Corgna, Castiglione del Lago
Anon., Loseley Park (from Nonsuch Palace?)
Bonasone, Amorosi diletti degli dei
Brussels, Bibliothèque Royale, cod. 9242
Cesio, after Carracci, Farnese ceiling
Correggio, Camera di S. Paolo
Della Bella, Jeu des Fables
Fogolino, frieze from Ca'Impenta, Vicenza
Ghisi after Primaticcio
Luca Giordano, Palazzo Riccardi, Florence
Giulio Romano, Palazzo del Tè
Goltzius, after Polidoro Caldera
Cornelis van Haarlem, Four Falls
Johann Herold, Heydenwelt (1554)
Peruzzi, Farnesina and Castello di Belcaro
Piccolomini library
Rosso, Fontainebleau
Schiavone or Tintoretto, Modena
Tapestries
Jacob de Wit, Amsterdam
Gods and Myths 33
Jacopo Zucchi, Palazzo Ruspoli
Assembly of the gods
Census
Jupiter holding counsel to destroy the world
Miscellaneous
Feast of the gods
Miscellaneous
Giovanni Bellini
Acis
Acidalia
Achelous
Adonis
Census
Sarcophagus, cathedral sacristy, Bieda
Sarcophagus, Palazzo Ducale, Mantua
Sarcophagus, Louvre, Paris
Sarcophagus, Palazzo Rospigliosi, Rome
Sarcophagus, Palazzo Rospigliosi, Rome
Cycles
Swanevelt
Miscellaneous
Tammuz-Adonis
Single Figure
Birth
From a tree
From a tree-like woman
Venus and Adonis
Before the chase
Adonis leaving
Discovered by Mars
Miscellaneous incidents
Death of Adonis
Venus not present
Venus discovering the dead Adonis
Venus mourning over the body of Adonis
Venus mourning at the tomb of Adonis
Adrastus—see Historia Thebana
Aegeus
Aeneas
Deification
Aeolus
Aesacus
Aesculapius
Census
Statue, Palazzo Reale, Caseria
Statue, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Statue, Museo Torlonia, Rome
Statue, Vatican Gardens, Rome
Headless statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Head, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Gods and Myths 34
Headless statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Bust, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Funerary relief, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Headless statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Aesculapius with Hygieia, relief, Louvre, Paris
Aesculapius with Hygieia, statues, Museo Archeologico, Turin
Statue, Borghese collection, untraced
Miscellaneous and unidentified
Flemish 16th-century chest
Heads and busts
Single figure, full length
With Hygieia
With Telesphorus
Apollo entrusts Charon with infant Aesculapius
How Aesculapius came to Rome as a serpent
Miscellaneous
Votive reliefs
Aganippe
Aion
Census
Statue, location unknown
Miscellaneous
Alcestis
Census
Sarcophagus, formerly Villa Faustina, Cannes
Sarcophagus, Palazzo Rinuccini, Florence
Sarcophagus, S. Maria delle Vigne, Genoa
Miscellaneous
Alcmene
Alcon
Alcyone (and Ceyx)
Alektryon
Alope
Census
Alope and Theseus, sarcophagus, Villa Doria-Pamphilij, Rome
Amalthea
Amazons
Census
Amazonomachies
Sarcophagus, Antikensammlung, Berlin
Relief, from the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, British Museum, London
Sarcophagus, Palazzo Ducale, Mantua
Sarcophagus, Villa Doria-Pamphilij, Rome
Sarcophagus, Palazzo de’ Conservatori, Rome
Sarcophagus, Palazzo Lancelotti, Rome
Sarcophagus, Palazzo Rospigliosi, Rome
Sarcophagus, Belvedere (no. 49), Vatican, Rome
Sarcophagus, Belvedere (no. 69), Vatican, Rome
Sarcophagus, Vatican/Palazzo Salviati/British Museum, Rome and London
Sarcophagus, San Simeon, California, USA
Gods and Myths 35
Sarcophagus, private collection, Venice
Sarcophagus relief, lost
Sarcophagus, broken
Single figure etc.
Amazon on a fallen horse, statue, Palazzo Patrizi, Rome
Statue, Wilton House
Amazon on a fallen horse, sarcophagus fragment (?), location unknown
Amazon with a fallen companion, terracotta plaque, lost
Statue, fragment, lost
Amazonomachies
Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, BM, London
Temple of Apollo, Phigalia, BM, London
Louvre, Paris
Museo Archeologico, Florence
Medieval illuminations
Miscellaneous
Heads, busts and half-lengths
Single figure
On horseback
Not on horseback
Miscellaneous
Ambracia
Amor [Cupid]
Census
Sleeping
Statue, Uffizi, Florence (Mansuelli 108)
Statue, Uffizi, Florence (not in Mansuelli)
Funerary altar, Syon Lodge, Isleworth (?)
Relief, formerly Montecassino, lost
Statue, formerly Cesi and Ludovisi collections, Rome, now lost
Statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Stringing a bow
Statue, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Torso, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 80
Statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 121
Statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 170
Torso, lost—Rubens drawing
With down-turned torch—see GODS & MYTHS Genius of death
Miscellaneous
With dolphin, statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
With knee raised, statue, Ny Carlsberg Glyptothek, Copenhagen (type)
Walking, original unidentified
With cloak of Mars, statue, Museo Archeologico, Florence
Cycles
Odoardo Fialetti, Scherzi d'Amore
Brussels, Bibliothèque Royale, cod. 11140
Classical art
Various attitudes
Sleeping
Resting
In reverie
Gods and Myths 36
Running
Flying
As musician
Various attributes
Blindfold
Claw-footed
With globe
With scales
With trident
With shield
Carrying/lighting a torch
With down-turned torch—see GODS & MYTHS Genius of death
With trophies
Miscellaneous
With birds, fish, animals
On an eagle
Playing/fighting with a goat
With unicorn
On horseback
With fish/dolphin
With lion
With snail
Miscellaneous
With bow and arrows
Sharpening arrows
Carving or stringing a bow
Drawing a bow
Shooting arrows at a couple
Shooting an arrow (misc.)
With arrows, without bow
Breaking bow, or breaking arrows
Not shooting, misc.
Allegories
The power of Amor
Triumph of Amor/Amor on his car/chariot
Amor as the child Hercules
Amor vincit omnia
Amor's power contested
Punishment of Amor
Crucifixion of Amor
Amor and Castitas or Temperantia
Amor and Time
Amor in the rain/in winter
Amor, sacred and profane (Eros and Anteros)
Cycle
Gillis van Schoor 1636
So-called Sacred and profane love, Titian
Amor, Jocus and Venus
Miscellaneous
Navis Amoris
Miscellaneous allegories
Gods and Myths 37
Amor and other deities
With Apollo
With Bacchus
With Mars
With nymphs and Graces
With Pan
With Vulcan
With other deities
Disarming of Amor
Education of Amor
Amor: miscellaneous iconographies
Foliate Amor
Without attributes--no distinctive iconography
In portraits and genre scenes
Sacrifice to/worship of Amor
Inscriptions
Adaptations
Amor and Psyche
Census
Relief, ‘letto di Policleto’, once owned by Ghiberti, now lost
Funerary relief, Palazzo Trinci, Foligno
Sarcophagus, S. Agnese, Rome
Relief, Casa di Rienzo, Rome
Statue (fragment), Museo Archeologico, Venice
Gem, formerly in the Palazzo Grimani, Venice
Sarcophagus, Psyche burning the weapons of Amor, National Museum, Warsaw
General
In classical art
Embracing
Triumph
Scenes which do not appear in Apuleius' narrative
Cycles
Florentine cassone, Simon collection, Berlin
Venetian cassone, Schmid collection, Munich
Coypel tapestries, Louvre
Boucher designs and Beauvais tapestries
Giulio Romano, Palazzo del Tè
Engravings after Giulio Romano
Gobelins tapestries, designs attributed to Giulio Romano
Daniel van den Dyck, Villa Venier, Brenta
Master of the die, after Coxie
Miscellaneous, after Coxie
Gerard Lanscroon, Harrowden
Perino del Vaga, Castel Sant' Angelo, Rome
Raphael, Farnesina, Rome
Taddeo Zuccaro, Castel Orsini, Bracciano
Miscellaneous
Story of Amor and Psyche: individual scenes
Psyche, worshipped as a goddess, incurs the anger of Venus
Psyche's father consults the oracle
Psyche taken into the wilderness and carried off by Zephyrus
Gods and Myths 38
Psyche asleep in the garden; she wakes to discover Amor's palace
Toilet of Psyche/Psyche served in the palace
Amor and Psyche as lovers (Psyche asleep)
Psyche in Amor's palace, visited by sisters/tormented by Furies
Psyche discovers Amor; Amor leaves her
Psyche saved from drowning
Psyche consoled by Pan
Psyche appealing to Venus/sent to underworld by Venus
Psyche in the underworld
Psyche woken by Amor
Psyche carried to Olympus by Mercury
Apotheosis of Psyche
Reconciliation of Psyche and Venus
Betrothal and wedding feast of Amor and Psyche
Miscellaneous episodes
Amoretti
Census
In a chariot race at the circus
Relief, Antikensammlung, Berlin, and British Museum, London
With animals
With two cocks and a pillar, gem, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Boar hunt, sarcophagus, Villa Medici, Rome
Sheep, relief, Villa Medici, Rome
On dolphins, gem, Hermitage, St Petersburg
With divine attributes
Cycle
Ravenna ‘thrones’, Milan and Florence
With attributes of Ceres
‘Throne’, Palazzo Arcivescovile, Ravenna
With attributes of Mars
Base, Uffizi, Florence
Base, Louvre, Paris
Base, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 104
Base, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 114
With attributes of Neptune
Relief, San Vitale, Ravenna
With attributes of Saturn
Relief, Louvre, Paris
With attributes of Saturn
Relief, Museo Archeologico, Venice
With Bacchic cult objects
Sarcophagus, S. Antonio, Padua
Sarcophagus, Louvre, Paris
Sarcophagus, Campo Santo, Pisa
Sarcophagus, Villa Albani, Rome
Sarcophagus, Palazzo Mattei, Rome
Bacchanals
Octagonal cinerary urn, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Sarcophagus, Villa Medici, Rome
Relief, Villa Medici, Rome
Sarcophagus, Museo Chiaromonti, Vatican, Rome
Gods and Myths 39
Harvesting vintage
Mosaics, S. Costanza, Rome
Sarcophagus, S. Lorenzo fuori le mure, Rome
Sarcophagus, S. Maria in Aracoeli, Rome
Sarcophagus, Vatican, Rome
Sarcophagus, Cathedral, Salerno
With clipeus or portrait bust
Grave relief, Three Pigeons Inn, Richmond, London
Relief, with boys offering libations, Louvre, Paris
Sarcophagus, with Tellus, Oceanus, Apollo, Minerva, Campo Santo, Pisa
Sarcophagus, with Tellus, Oceanus, Ganymede, Amor, Psyche, Campo Santo, Pisa
Sarcophagus, with Amor, Psyche, Campo Santo, Pisa
Sarcophagus, with Tellus, Oceanus, S. Paolo a Ripa del Arno, Pisa
Sarcophagus, with Tellus, Oceanus, Amor, Psyche, S. Agnese, Rome
Sarcophagus, Palazzo Altieri, Rome
Sarcophagus, Museo Nazionale, Rome
Sarcophagus, with Minerva, Apollo, River Gods, Vatican, Rome
Sarcophagus, Cathedral, Salerno
Sarcophagus, Museo Doicesano, Volterra
With tablet
Sarcophagus, Pieve di S. Giorgio, Argenta, Ferrara
Sarcophagus, Museo Civico, Asolo
Sarcophagus, formerly Hever Castle, lost
Sarcophagus, Museo Civico, Pavia
Sarcophagus, Campo Santo, Pisa
Sarcophagus, S. Giovanni in Laterano, Rome
Sarcophagus, S. Francesco, Ravenna
Sarcophagus, SS. Giovanni e Paolo, Venice
Sarcophagus, S. Maria Assunta, Torcello, Venice
With garlands
Sarcophagus, formerly Palazzo Gherardesca, Florence—see Philoctetes
Sarcophagus, Pieve di S. Giuliano a Settimo, Florence
Sarcophagus, Duomo, Ivrea
Sarcophagus, formerly Pawlowsk, Russia: lost?
Sarcophagus, Campo Santo, Pisa, Dütschke 70
Sarcophagus, Campo Santo, Pisa, Dütschke 134
Sarcophagus, Campo Santo, Pisa, Dütschke 149
Sarcophagus, formerly Galli collection, Rome
Sarcophagus, formerly Villa Madama, Rome
Sarcophagus, Villa Medici, Rome
Sarcophagus, unidentified
Miscellaneous
In sailing boats, sarcophagus, S. Pietro in Valle, Ferentillo
Holding vessels with fruit, relief, Baths of Diocletian, Rome (lost?)
With acanthus scrolls, relief, Trajan’s Forum, Rome—see ORNAMENT
Funerary altar, Museo Lapidario, Verona
Punishing Pan, sarcophagus, unidentified
With Victories, sarcophagus, Villa Doria-Pamphilij, Rome, see VICTORIES
Early Christian sarcophagus, SS. Apostoli, Rome
Mosaics, S. Costanza, Rome, see AMORETTI HARVESTING VINTAGE
Cycles
Gods and Myths 40
Amoretti with animals
Cycle
As charioteers
As hunters
Fishing/angling
Riding/with goat
Riding/with dolphin, sea-monster etc.
Riding/with various animals and fabulous creatures
Amoretti harvesting vintage, and/or playing with Bacchic cult objects
Bacchanal of Amoretti
Amoretti playing
With satyr's mask
Various games
Amoretti dancing
Amoretti fighting
Amoretti: various activities and contexts
As musicians
Forging arrows
Kissing
Mourning
Measuring
Enacting the Meleager myth
Sacrificing
Being sold
Contest with nymphs of Diana
Practising the liberal arts/enacting the triumph of the arts
Triumph of purity
Amoretti holding objects
With garlands and vignettes
With flowers, fruit, plants
With trophies/weapons
Holding stemma, portrait or inscription
Holding/with various objects
Amoretti: various attitudes
On clouds/flying about
Miscellaneous
Amphiaraus
Amphion
Amphitrite
Without Neptune
With Neptune, without sea-gods
With Neptune, with sea-gods
Miscellaneous
Amymone
Census
Miscellaneous
Andromache
Angerona
Census
Bronze statuettes, late 15th-century Italian
Miscellaneous
Gods and Myths 41
Annona
Census
Contorniate, British Museum, London
Miscellaneous
Antaeus
Antiope
Apis
Apollo
Census
Statue, Belvedere, Vatican, Rome
Drawings after
Prints after
Statue after
Adaptations
Heads and busts
Gem, Hermitage, St Petersburg
Statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 27
Statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 97
Statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 134
Statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 178
Torsi or headless
Torso, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Torso, Sauroctonos, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Headless, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 89
Headless, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 225
Citharoedus: playing cithara or lyre
Statue, Villa Poggio-Imperiale, Florence
Gem, British Museum, London
Statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Statue, Charlottenhof, Potsdam
Statue, Palazzo Altemps, Rome
Statue, formerly Savelli collection, Rome
Statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice
With other deities, satyrs, etc.
Apollo and Marsyas, gem, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Apollo and Diana, relief, Villa Medici, Rome
Apollo and Mercury, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Miscellaneous
Statue, Uffizi, Florence
Statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Triangular altar base dedicated to Apollo, Museo Nazionale, Rome
Statuette, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 51
Apollo Lykeios, Museo Archeologico,Venice, 101
Apollo Belvedere: copies and adaptations after 1600
Classical art
Heads only
Single figure, standing
Praxitelean types
Omphalos-Apollo
Single figure, seated
Apollo Citharoedus
Gods and Myths 42
Classical art
Post-classical art
Various types
Apollo Helios
Apollo Medicus
Apollo and the swans
With various attributes
Cults
Delphic oracle
Delos
Temple of Apollo, general
Miscellaneous cults
Miscellaneous
Apollo as protector of the arts
Apollo in various allegorical contexts
Single figure, post-classical art
Adaptations
Apollo and other deities
With Amor/Amoretti
With Diana
With the Graces
With Hercules
With Mercury
With the Muses
With Thetis
With Venus
With various deities
Cycles
Apollo: various myths
Guarding the herds of Admetus
With Coronis
With Hyacinth
With Leucothoe
With the serpent Python
Miscellaneous
Apollo and Daphne
Cycles
Daphne alone
Apollo finding Daphne asleep
Apollo trying to persuade Daphne
Daphne fleeing Apollo
Before transformation of Daphne
During transformation of Daphne
With Peneus
Without Peneus
Bernini, Galleria Borghese
Miscellaneous
End of the chase: Apollo embracing transformed Daphne
The rivers consoling Peneus
Apollo and Marsyas
Census—see Marsyas
Gods and Myths 43
Cycles
G. Sanuto
Sienese, 16th century
Miscellaneous
Knife grinder from the Apollo and Marsyas group
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Contest
With Midas
Without Midas
Flaying of Marsyas
Marsyas with human feet
Marsyas with goat feet
Arethusa
Census
Syracusan decadrachmon, National Gallery of Art, Washington
Heads, busts, single figure
Chased by Alpheus
Telling Ceres her story
Ariadne
Census
Statue, Museo Archeologico, Florence
Statue, Belvedere, Vatican, Rome
Single figure, not asleep
Abandoned on Naxos
Alone, asleep
Vatican type
Not Vatican type
Triumph of Ariadne (without Bacchus)
Adaptations
Arion
Aristeus
Astraea
Atalanta (of Arcadia)--see Meleager
Atalanta (of Boeotia)
Single figure
Atalanta wrestling with Peleus
Atalanta out-running her suitors
Hippomenes receives the apples from Venus
The race of Atalanta and Hippomenes
Hippomenes triumphant, with Atalanta
Atalanta and Hippomenes at the temple of Cybele
Ate
Athamas
Athena
Census
Full-length, standing
Torso, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Statue, Palazzo Pitti, Florence
Etruscan bronze, Museo Archeologico, Florence
Statue, Liebighaus, Frankfurt-am-Main
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Farnese, statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Statue, Louvre, Paris
Colossal statue, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Keystone from arch, Palazzo de’ Conservatori, Rome
Este, statue, Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican, Rome, 63
Este, statue, Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican, Rome, 403
Giustiniani, statue, Vatican, Rome
Headless statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Altoviti, statue, Boscoli drawing in Uffizi, location unknown
Cesi, statue, Carpi drawing and print, location unknown
Giustiniani, statue, drawings and print, location unknown
Headless, 16th-century Roman drawing, location unknown
16th-century bronze statuette, original unidentified
Drawing from circle of Puligo, original unidentified
Heads and Busts
Bust, intaglio, Charlottenburg, Potsdam, Berlin
Head, gem, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Bust, figured capital, Pisa
Head, statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 4
Bust, statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 112
Bust, statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 227
Head, statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 264-B
Head, statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 268
Various contexts
Athena and Neptune disputing over Athens, gem, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Altar, Museo Capitolino, Rome
As patroness of the arts, relief, Forum of Nerva, Rome
Driving a chariot/biga, gem, Kress collection, National Gallery of Art, Washington
Standing figure
Classical art: Promachos type
Classical art: general
Post-classical art
Palladium
Winged Athena
Seated figure
Heads, busts, half-lengths
In chariot
Various positions
Allegorical functions
Athena carrying the statue of Victory
Athena crowning
Minerva pacifica
Pallas pudica
Athena as wisdom/patroness of learning
Athena as patroness of the arts
Athena as virtue/with virtues/overcoming vice
Athena: miscellaneous allegorical functions
Athena and other deities or heroes
With Cybele
With Hercules
With Hygieia
Gods and Myths 45
With Mars
With Marsyas
With Mercury
With Neptune (contest for patronage of Athens)
With miscellaneous deities
Athena: myths
Cycles
Birth of Athena
Athena and Arachne
Athena invents clothing
Athena visits Envy
Miscellaneous
Sacrifice to/by Athena
Adaptations
Atlas
Census
Statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Atlas carrying the world
Atlas and Hercules
Atlas and Perseus
Atlas: manuscripts and texts
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Atreus
Census
Atreus Farnese, statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Miscellaneous
Attis
Census
Bust, Museo Nazionale, Rome
Miscellaneous
Aurora
Aurora and Cephalus
Aurora and Tithonus
Miscellaneous
Bacchus
Census
Bacchic sarcophagi
Bacchanal with sacrifice, Allard Pierson Museum, Amsterdam
Bacchic figures in niches, Pergamon Museum, Berlin
Bacchic procession, Staatliche Museen, Berlin
Finding of Ariadne, Blenheim Palace
Infancy of Bacchus, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston
Bacchic combat, Duomo, Cortona
Bacchic figures in niches, S. Pietro, Ferentillo
Indian triumph, Uffizi, Florence
Triumphal procession, S. Agostino, Genoa
Triumphal procession, Abbazia, Grottaferrata
Combat with Indians, Abbazia, Grottaferrata
Hever Castle—see Amsterdam
Bacchic procession; punishment of Pan, British Museum, London, 2298
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Photos of the original
Drawings, prints, statues etc. after entire sarcophagus
Drawings, prints, statues etc. after front
Drawings, prints, statues etc. after left end
Drawings, prints, statues etc. after right end
Adaptations of the front
Adaptations of the left end
Adaptations of the right end
Duplicates and comparative material
Literature
Bacchus riding on a panther, County Museum, Los Angeles
Triumph of Bacchus, Palazzo Arcivescovile, Lucca
Bacchus and Silenus in chariots, Duomo, Naples
Bacchic revels, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Bacchus and Ariadne; Bacchic sacrifice, Arbury Hall, Nuneaton
Indian triumph, Louvre, Paris
Bacchanal, Louvre, Paris
Bacchus and Ariadne with centaurs, Campo Santo, Pisa
Strigillated, with Aldobrando bust portrait, Campo Santo, Pisa
Birth of Bacchus; finding of Ariadne, Campo Santo, Pisa
Bacchic procession, Campo Santo, Pisa
Infancy of Bacchus, University Museum, Princeton
Bacchic combat, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Bacchus and Ariadne with satyrs making wine, Villa Doria-Pamphilij, Rome
Indian triumph, Villa Doria-Pamphilij, Rome
Garlands held by fauns, with 14th-century tomb, S. Maria in Aracoeli, Rome
Hercules and Bacchic figures, Palazzo Mattei, Rome
Infancy of Bacchus, Palazzo Mattei, Rome
Bacchic procession, Villa Medici, Rome, A. 28
Bacchic procession, Villa Medici, Rome, A. 30
Bacchic procession, Villa Medici, Rome, A. 31
Finding of Ariadne, Villa Medici, Rome, A. 32
Bacchic sacrifice; finding of Ariadne, Villa Medici, Rome, A. 58
Indian triumph, Villa Medici, Rome, A. 59
Bacchic procession, Villa Medici, Rome, A. 68
Indian triumph, Museo Nazionale, Rome
Infancy of Bacchus, Museo Nazionale delle Terme, Rome
Finding of Ariadne, Palazzo Rospigliosi, Rome
Indian triumph, Palazzo Rospigliosi, Rome
Bacchic procession, Villa Savoia, Rome
Bacchanal, Belvedere, Vatican, Rome
Finding of Ariadne, Galleria dei Candelabri, Vatican, Rome
Bacchus and Ariadne pressing grapes, Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican, Rome
Bacchic procession, Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican, Rome
Bacchus riding on a panther, atrium, Cathedral, Salerno
Triumph of Bacchus, Cathedral, Salerno
With centaurs holding clipeus, Cathedral, Salerno
Bacchus and Ariadne, with satyrs making wine, Cathedral, Salerno
Fragment, Bacchus and maenad, Villa Votalarca, Treia
Bacchus and Ariadne, procession, Woburn Abbey, M. 61
Indian triumph, Woburn Abbey, M. 144
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Lykurgos, Pan, Ariadne; lost, formerly Villa Aldobrandini, Rome
Dancing maenad and satyr; lost, formerly Villa Borghese, Rome
Bacchic procession; lost fragment of Berlin 851?
Bacchic symposium, unidentified lid
Finding of Ariadne?; unidentified
Bacchic reliefs
Bacchic figures, cinerary urn, Musée Calvet, Avignon
Education of Bacchus (?), Antikesammlung, Berlin
Bacchanal, round altar, Merseyside County Museum, Liverpool
Dionysus and Icarius, British Museum, London
Bacchus supported by a satyr, Prado, Madrid
Bacchanal, Neo-Attic puteal, Prado, Madrid
Bacchic scenes, Palazzo Ducale, Mantua
Dionysus and Icarius, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Procession, Krater, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Dancers, Puteal, Louvre, Paris
Bacchanal, Borghese Vase, Louvre, Paris
Bacchic figures, altar, Louvre, Paris
Revellers, Krater, Campo Santo, Pisa
Bacchic figures, base, Newby Hall, Ripon
Bacchus and Silenus, Villa Albani, Rome
Bacchic scenes, Villa Borghese, Rome
Dancers, Palazzo dei Conservatori, Rome
Bacchic figures, S. Maria in Monterone, Rome
Sacrifice, Villa Medici, Rome
Colossal mask, Museo Nazionale, Rome
Finding of Ariadne etc., vessel, Museo Torlonia, Rome
Bacchic revellers, Belvedere, Vatican, Rome
Bacchic scenes, poss. not Census, Sala dei Busti, Vatican, Rome
Bacchic figures, funerary altar, Hermitage, St Petersburg
Bacchic scene, Cathedral, Salerno
Bacchic figures, base, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 22
Bacchic figures, base, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 26
Bacchic figures, base, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 26a
Bacchus and Ariadne, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 110
Bacchic symposium, Ara Grimani, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 263
Silver cup, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
Bacchic figures, vase, lost, Dosio album, Staatliche Museen, Berlin, 31r-32r
Infancy of Bacchus, terracotta, lost, Codex Pighianus, no. 384
Erotic scene (?), lost, Codex Coburgensis, fol. 138
Harvesting vintage, lost, Codex Pighianus, fol. 302v
Finding of Ariadne, lost, Codex Coburgensis, fol. 174
Bacchic gems
Rustic symposium, Beverley collection
Finding of Ariadne, Museo Archeologico, Florence, 14455
Finding of Ariadne, Museo Archeologico, Florence, 14458
Triumph, Museo Nazionale, Naples, 25833
Infant Bacchus with nymphs, Museo Nazionale, Naples, 25840
Finding of Ariadne, Museo Nazionale, Naples, 25852
Infant Bacchus with satyr, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Satyr flanked by Maenad and seated nymph, lost?, formerly Grimani collection
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Cycles
Census
Bacchus: heads, busts and torsi
Torso restored as Bacchus, Villa Borghese, Rome
Head, Palazzo Orsini, Rome
Torso, Colección Alba, Seville
Bust, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 11
Bust, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 38
Head, Museo Archeologico, Venice,127-B
Bust, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 248
Bacchus: full-length
Ny Carlsberg Glyptothek, Copenhagen
Restored, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Palazzo Medici-Riccardi, Venice
Bacchus supported by a satyr, Uffizi, Florence
With grapes, Museo Nazionale, Naples, 263
Bacchus and Amor, Museo Nazionale, Naples, 6307
Louvre, Paris: currently at Versailles
With panther, Museo Nazionale, Rome
Leaning on satyr, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 119 [not Census]
Statuette, Museo Nazionale, Venice, 214
Statuette, Museo Nazionale, Venice, 215
Lost and destroyed statues
Seated Bacchus, destroyed by fire, formerly Uffizi, Florence
Bacchus playing with a panther (?), lost
Bacchus Altoviti, not traced
Bacchus Belvedere, lost?
Torso, at Cerchel in 1898, not traced
Single figure
As infant
As boy or adolescent
Nude, beardless, standing
Holding cup, bowl or jug
Michelangelo and Sansovino
Miscellaneous
Holding thyrsos
Without cup, bowl, jug or thyrsos
Clothed, beardless, standing
Bearded
Horned
Seated, kneeling or reclining
Birth and infancy
First birth, from Semele
Second birth, from Jupiter’s thigh
Entrusted with the nymphs of Mt Nysa by Mercury
With nymphs/satyrs (without Mercury)
Miscellaneous
Myths
Bacchus and Erigone
Bacchus and Vulcan—see Vulcan
Bacchus and Midas
Gods and Myths 49
Bacchus and the pirates
Death and resurrection of Bacchus
Triumph of Bacchus
With elephants (Indian triumph)
Without elephants, with panthers/tigers/lions
Without elephants, without panthers/tigers/lions
Bacchus and Ariadne
Bacchus finding Ariadne
Ariadne awake
Ariadne asleep
Wedding feast of Bacchus and Ariadne
Triumph of Bacchus and Ariadne
Crown of Ariadne turned to stars
Miscellaneous
Types
Riding in a chariot
Holding up grapes
On a barrel
Drunk
Bacchus Citharoedus
Winged
Bacchus-Helios
With/riding on animals etc.
Bull
Goat
Horse
Monster
Panther
Miscellaneous
Bacchus with other figures
Amoretti
Ampelus
Ceres
Genius
Horae
Nymphs
Peasants
Satyr/faun
Silenus
Venus
Miscellaneous
Sacrifice to Bacchus
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Bacchic games
Bacchic dance
Bacchanal
Specific types
Classical art
The Andrians
Bacchanal of children—see Amoretti
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Bacchic symposium or feast
Bacchanal with Bacchus and/or Silenus
Bacchanal in which neither Bacchus nor Silenus is prominent
Bacchic adaptations
Bacchantes (cf. Maenads)
Census (see also Bacchic sarcophagi, reliefs and gems)
Statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 95
Head of Bacchante or Ariadne, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 181 (now Ca d’Oro)
Heads and busts
Single figure
Two or more
Turned into trees
Adaptations
Baucis—see Philemon and Baucis
Bellerophon
Census
Sarcophagus, Villa Doria-Pamphilij, Rome
Cycles
With Pegasus and Chimaera
With Pegasus, without Chimaera
With Chimaera, without Pegasus
Miscellaneous
Bellona
Bonus Eventus
Boreas
Branchus
Brinto
Busiris
Byblis
Cadmus
Cycles
Consulting the oracle, he follows a heifer
A dragon devours the followers of Cadmus
Cadmus kills the dragon
He sows the dragon’s teeth
He brings the alphabet to Greece
With Harmonia
Caenis (Caeneus)
Callirrhoë
Callisto
Cycles
Single figure and miscellaneous (not Diana and Callisto)
Jupiter (in the guise of Diana) and Callisto
Camerina
Canopus
Capaneus
Caryatid
Castor and Pollux--see Dioscuri
Cecrops (cf. Erichthonius)
Celeus
Centaurs
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Census
Centauromachy, sarcophagus, Sala delle Muse, Vatican, Rome
Centaur carrying a basket, gem, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Centaurs, relief, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Centauromachy, sarcophagus, lost, formerly Museo Peruzzi, Florence
Centauromachy, lost formerly Della Valle collection, Rome
Centauromachy, Duomo, Cortona—see Bacchic sarcophagi
Single figure
Specific works
Pair of Centaurs by Aristeas and Papias, Capitoline, Rome
12th century ivory box, Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Botticelli, Camilla and the Centaur
With bow
Without bow
Battles of Centaurs and Lapiths
Specific works
Bassae, Temple of Apollo
Olympia
Parthenon
Michelangelo
Piero di Cosimo
With rape of Hippodamia
Without rape of Hippodamia
Centaur battles
Miscellanous, between centaurs and lapiths/humans
Centaurs fighting other centaurs
Various actions
Abducting women
Attacked by animals/monsters
Hunting
Playing musical instruments
Various iconographies
Chiron
Caineus and the centaurs
Centaurs with Amor
Winged centaurs
Centaur family
Centauresses
In decoration
In herbals
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Cephalus and Procris
Cycles
Miscellaneous scenes
Death of Procris
Cerastae
Cerberus (cf. Pluto)
Census
Miscellaneous
Cercopians
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Ceres
Census
Full-length statue, Antikensammlung, Berlin
Full-length statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Figured capital, Pisa
Colossal bust, Museo Nazionale, Rome
Full-length statue, Palazzo del Quirinale, Rome
Full-length statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Full-length statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Full-length statue, not traced, formerly Cesi collection
Ceres and Triptolemus (?), gem, lost
Classical art
Single figure
With torch
With cornucopia, without torch
Without cornucopia, without torch
In her dragon chariot
Worship of Ceres
Triumph of Ceres
Stories
Ceres mocked
Teaching agriculture
Learning from the nymph Cyane of the rape of Proserpina
With Demophon
With other figures
Proserpina
Amor/Amoretti
Attendant nymphs
Pan or satyrs
Other deities
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Cernunnos--see Celtic Gods and Myths
Chaos
Charon
Census
Miscellaneous
Chione
Chryseis
Chryses
Cinyras (daughters of)
Circe (see also Odyssey)
Clytie
Comus
Core--see Proserpina
Coronis of Larissa
Coronis of Phocis
Corybantes
Census
Gem, formerly Grimani coll.
Miscellaneous
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Cyane
Cybele
Heads and busts
Single figure
Without lions
Census
Casino of Pius IV, Vatican, Rome
Miscellaneous
With lions
In lion-chariot
With Attis
Census
Altar, Villa Albani, Rome
Funerary inscription, Villa Albani, Rome
Votive relief, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Miscellaneous
With other deities/personifications
In narrative contexts
Ritual and cult
Adaptations and miscellaneous
Cycnus, son of Apollo
Cycnus, son of Sthenelus
Cydippe
Cygnus, son of Neptune
Cyparissus
Daedalus
Daedalus and Icarus
Census
Antique gem, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Sarcophagus, lost, Codex Pighianus fol. 31v
Before the fall of Icarus
The fall of Icarus
After the fall of Icarus
Miscellaneous
Danaë
Single figure, with or without shower of gold
With shower of gold
With Jupiter in human form
With Amor/Amoretti, without nurse
With nurse
With her infant son
Adaptations
Danaides
Daphnis
Census
Marble statue, Uffizi, Florence
Miscellaneous
Demeter—see Ceres
Deukalion and Pyrrha
Diana
Census
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Statue, Villa Poggio-Imperiale, Florence
Altar, Louvre, Paris
Torso, ‘Zingara’, Louvre, Paris
Headless torso, statue, Villa Borghese, Rome
As huntress, statue, Museo Nazionale, Rome
Discovering Endymion (?), statue, Vatican, Rome
Diana Lucifera, statue, Vatican, Rome
Headless draped statue, Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican, Rome
Torso, Museo di Antichità, Turin
Archaistic statuette, Museo Archeologico, Venice
With dog, unidentified statue, De Vos sketchbook, Amsterdam
Huntress with dog, present whereabouts unknown, Sotheby’s, London, 11 Dec 1983
Running, unidentified, misc.
Statue, unidentified, formerly ‘in Capitolio’, Franzini, Icones
Huntress with dog, unidentified, formerly ‘in musaeo Garimberti’, Cavalieri
Huntress, unidentified, formerly in S. Croce collection, Franzini, Icones
Huntress with dog, unidentified, formerly in S. Croce collection, Franzini, Icones
Statue base, with animals, lost, Girolamo da Carpi drawing
Diana of Ephesus
Statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Statue, lost, in the dei Rossi collection ca. 1515-1517
Unidentified and work-in-progress
Cycle
Single figure
Diana of Ephesus
Heads and busts
Fragments and torsoes
As Luna
Holding a torch (Lucifera)
Holding a spear (not huntress)
Miscellaneous
Hunting
Single figure
With her nymphs
After the chase
Asleep
Awake
With gods, goddesses etc.
Amor/Amoretti
Apollo
Goddesses
Gods
Nymphs and fauns
Pan--see Pan and Luna
Various contexts
Asleep, surprised by satyrs
In a shooting competition
In a chariot
On a stag or centaur
With young virgins
Diana and Actaeon
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Cycles
Specific image: Titian, Edinburgh
Actaeon entirely human
Actaeon with human head, sprouting antlers
Actaeon with stag’s head, but human arms
Actaeon with stag’s head and forepaws
Actaeon as human-headed stag
Actaeon as stag
Diana and Callisto
Specific image: Titian, Edinburgh
Miscellaneous (cf. Callisto)
Adaptations
Various myths
Adoration and sacrifice
Votive reliefs
Portraits historiés
Adaptations
Miscellaneous
Dido--see Aeneid
Diomedes
Census
Diomedes with the Palladium, confronting Ulysses
Gem, Arundel collection, Marlborough
Diomedes with the Palladium, not confronting Ulysses
Gem, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Statue, Glyptothek, Munich
Diomedes confronting Ulysses
Miscellaneous
Dioscuri
Census
Dioscuri of Monte Cavallo
Photos of the group ssculpture on the Quirinal, Rome
Drawings and engravings before 1530
Drawings and engravings after 1530
Bronzes, medals etc.
Dioscuri: not Monte Cavallo type
With horses
Relief, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Seasons sarcophagus, Genoa
Sculptural group, Campidoglio, Rome
Sarcophagus of Publius Vibius Marianus, via Cassia, Rome
Without horses
Pediment statues from temple at Naples, destroyed ca 1632
Single statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice
With horses
Monte Cavallo type
Not Monte Cavallo type
Heads and busts
On foot, without horses
As infants (cf. Leda)
Stories (cf. Leucippides)
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As patrons of navigation
Dirce
Census
Group sculpture, Farnese bull, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Miscellaneous
Dryope
Echo
Eirene
Census
Statue, Roman copy of Kephisodotos’ Eirene, Villa Margherita, Rome
Miscellaneous
Eleusinian deities
Elysian fields
Encelades
Endymion
Census
Single figure and miscellaneous
Diana and Endymion
Diana at the tomb of Endymion
Eos--see Aurora
Epimetheus
Epona
Erichthonius (cf. Cecrops)
Erigone (see also Bacchus)
Erysichthon
Europa
General, and specific works
Classical art
Without the bull
Bull in the vicinity
Garlanding the bull
Kissing or stroking the bull
Reclining on the bull
Sitting on the bull
Standing by or kneeling on the bull
Adaptations
Eurydice--see Orpheus
Fates--see Moirai
Faun--see Hercules and Omphale, Pan, Satyr
Fortuna--see SECULAR ICONOGRAPHY
Flora
Census
Flora Farnese I, Museo Nazionale, Naples, inv. 6409
Flora Farnese II, Museo Nazionale, Naples, inv. 5978
Flora (as restored), Louvre, Paris
Single figure
Flora Farnese I, copies after 1600
Not copies after Flora Farnese I
With Zephyrus
With other figures
Adaptations
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Furies
Galatea (see also Acis, Polyphemus)
Ganymede
Census
Statue, Uffizi, Florence
Statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Relief on funerary cippus of L. Statius Asclepiades, Villa Albani, Rome
Statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Sarcophagus relief, lost, formerly ‘in domo Corneliorum’
Without Jupiter/eagle
With eagle, not being carried away
Rape, with eagle taking off
Rape, with eagle airborne
With Jupiter in human form
Adaptations
Garga
Genius
Census
Genius of Death
Relief from funerary altar, Villa Albani, Rome
Funerary relief, city walls, Verona
Funerary relief, Museo Lapidario, Verona
Relief from a strigilled sarcophagus, Museo Diocesano, Volterra
Miscellaneous
Drawings, Girolamo da Carpi
Drawing, Teylers Museum, Haarlem
Statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples, inv. no. 5975
Statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples, inv. no. 6053
Without wings
With wings
Allegories
Genius of death
Geryon
Giants
Census
Statue, Dying giant, Uffizi, Florence
Statue, Head of a giant, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Gigantomachia
Specific works
Pergamon Altar
Palazzo del Tè
Giants with serpent legs
Giants with human legs
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Giuoco (see also Amor, Jocus and Venus)
Glaucus, marine god
Glaucus and Scylla
Miscellaneous
Glaucus, son of Minos
Gorgo (see also Graeae)
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Census
Gem, British Museum, London
Tazza Farnese, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Drawings, Cyriacus of Ancona material
Gorgoneion
Beardless
Tongue not protruding between fangs
Winged
Not winged
Tongue protruding between fangs
Bearded
Tongue protruding between fangs
Tongue not protruding between fangs
Triskelion type
Whole figure
Myth of Gorgo/Medusa (see also Perseus)
Adaptations
Graces
Census
Relief, Staatliche Museen, Berlin
Group sculpture, Siena, Piccolomini library
Relief group, Hecateion, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Relief, lost: del Bufalo fountain
Relief, lost: with flanking jars
Miscellaneous
Unaccompanied
In pose similar to Siena group sculpture
Not in pose similar to Siena group sculpture
With flanking jars
Dancing
Standing round a column/as caryatids
Accompanied
By Amor/Amoretti
By Mercury
By other figures
Adaptations
Graeae
Hades
Census
Miscellaneous
Halcyon--see MAGIC AND SCIENCE: Kingfisher
Harpies
Harpocrates (see also Angerona, Horus, Isis)
Census
Statuette, Louvre, Paris
Statuette, Musée Jacquemart-André, Paris
Figured capital, Pisa—see ANTIQUITIES figured capitals
Miscellaneous
Hebe (Juventus)
Hecate
Census
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Miscellaneous
Helen (of Sparta)
Heliades (see also Phaeton)
Helicon (see also Muses, Parnassus, Pegasus)
Helle (see also Phrixus)
Hercules
Census
Single figure
Heads and busts
Gem, Florence, Museo Archeologico
Gem, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Colossal statue, Museo Nazionale, Rome
Venice, Ca d’Oro (photo missing)
Statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Reclining or sitting
Reclining, statue, Rome, Museo Chiaramonti
Sitting, Roman medals
Sitting, Rome, Palazzo Altemps
Sitting, work in progress
Standing, holding club
Statue, Florence, Pitti
Relief, Arch of the Argentarii, Romw
Statue, Palazzo Altemps, Museo Nazionale, Rome
Gilt bronze statue, Palazzo dei Conservatori, Rome
Statue (headless), lost, formerly Julius III collection , Rome?
Statue, lost, Girolamo da Carpi drawing
Standing, leaning on club
Statue, Palazzo Reale, Caserta
Statue, Augusteum, Dresden
Statue, Palazzo Pitti, Florence
Statue, Uffizi, Florence
Statue, ‘Hercules Farnese’, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Statue, Villa Borghese, Rome
Statue, untraced
Standing, miscellaneous
Hercules Musagetes, cameo, formerly Rogier collection, Paris
With other figures
Hercules and Amor, gem, Museo Nazionale, Naples 25863
Hercules and two amoretti, gem, formerly Marlborough collection
Hercules and Echidna, sarcophagus fragment, Villa Albani, Rome
Hercules and Telephus, statue, Vatican, Rome
Hercules with other deities, sarcophagus, Palazzo Maffei, Rome
The Choice of Hercules
Stucco relief visible in XV + XVI centuries on grave near Thermae of Caracalla
Infant Hercules
Standing
Statue, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Strangling serpents
Statue, Uffizi, Florence
Statue, Museo di Antichità, Turin
The drunken Hercules
Gods and Myths 60
Statue, Museo di Antichità, Parma
Supported by a satyr, statue, Wilton House
Bronze (type), pissing, ‘Hercules mingens’
Labours of Hercules
Cycles
Sarcophagus, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Terracotta reliefs, Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Sarcophagus, Villa Borghese, Rome
Altar relief, Capitoline Museum, Rome
Sarcophagus, Palazzo Corsini, Rome
Altar, Lateran Museum, Rome
Sarcophagus, Palazzo Torlonia, Rome
Sarcophagus, Belvedere, Vatican, Rome
Sarcophagus, lost
Individual
Nemean lion
Greek coins
Sarcophagus, S. Maria sopra Minerva, Rome
Relief, Villa Medici, Rome
Statue, location unknown
Lernaean hydra
Statue, lost
Arcadian stag
Relief, San Marco, Venice
Apples of the Hesperides
Relief, Villa Albani, Rome
Statue, British Museum, London
Cerberus
Gem, Staatliche Museen, Berlin
Exploits of Hercules
Hercules and Antaeus
Statue, Pitti palace, Florence
Loves
Hercules and Omphale, gem, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Hercules and Omphale, funerary relief, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Worship of Hercules
Altars
Museo Capitolino, Rome
Museo Gregorio Profano, Rome
Museo Laterano Profano, Rome—see Labours of Hercules
Lost, Lares altar
Herms of Hercules
Museo Archeologico, Naples
Lost, formerly Astalli and Benzoni collections, Rome
Cycles
Single figure
Heads
Busts
Reclining
Crouching
Sitting
Gods and Myths 61
Running/gesticulating violently
Riding on horseback
Standing
Hercules Farnese, copies after 1600
With lion skin on head
Hand on hip
Club under armpit
Resting club on shoulder
Holding apples of Hesperides
Holding bow (and arrows)
Hercules Musagetes
Brandishing a weapon
Miscellaneous
With other figures
With Amor
With Eurystheus
With Jupiter
With Mercury
With the Muses
With nymphs
Hercules Psychopompos (with Alcestis, Persephone, Theseus, Prometheus)
With satyr
With Telephus
With Theseus
With Victory
Miscellaneous
With Virtue and/or Vice
The Choice of Hercules
Virtue, Hercules and Vice only
Virtue, Hercules and Vice with other figures
Hercules asleep
Adaptations
Text
Hercules Gallicus
Hercules Germanicus
Allegories and Adaptations
Birth and Infancy
Cycles
Birth
Infant Hercules strangling serpents
Single figure
With other figures
Infant Hercules wearing lion's skin
Miscellaneous
The drunken Hercules
The madness of Hercules
The Labours of Hercules
Sarcophagi and reliefs
Cycles
Individual
Nemean lion
Gods and Myths 62
Strangling it
Rending its jaws
Miscellaneous
Lernean hydra
Hercules killing it with a club only
Hercules killing it with a club and/or a torch
Miscellaneous
Arcadian stag
Erymanthean boar
Augian stables
Stymphalian birds
Cretan bull
Mares of Diomedes
Girdle of Hippolyte
Oxen of Geryon
Apples of the Hesperides
Cerberus
Exploits
Hercules and Antaeus
Front to front
Antaeus’ leg or legs kicking back
Antaeus’ leg or legs around Hercules
Antaeus side on to Hercules
Antaeus grasping Hercules’ arm
Antaeus’ arms free
Miscellaneous
Hercules and Achelous
Hercules and Atlas
Hercules and Belgion
Hercules and Busiris
Hercules and Cacus
Hercules and the Centaurs (marriage of Pirithous and Hippodamia)
Hercules and the Cercopes
Hercules and the Giants
Hercules delivering Hesione
Hercules fighting Laomedon
Hercules and the pygmies
Hercules with Zetes and Calais, the Boreades
Discovering Purple
Attempting to carry off the tripod
Founding the Olympic Games
The columns of Gades
Creating Lake Vico near Caprarola
Loves of Hercules
Miscellaneous
The daughters of Thespius
Hercules and Omphale
Omphale only
Hercules only
Omphale and Hercules only
With Amor/Amoretti
Gods and Myths 63
Hercules kicking Faunus/Pan out of Omphale’s bed
With other figures
Hercules and Iole
Hercules and Dejanira
Poussin drawings
Abduction of Dejanira by Hercules
Dejanira carried off by Nessus: Hercules not present
Dejanira carried off by Nessus: Hercules in pursuit
Hercules fighting Nessus: Dejanira not present
Hercules rescuing Dejanira
Dying Nessus gives the poisoned garment to Dejanira
Death and apotheosis of Hercules
Hercules and Lichas
Death of Hercules
Apotheosis
Marriage with Hebe
Worship and attributes
Worship of Hercules
Hercules Altar
Hercules Alexikakos
Herms of Hercules
Arms of Hercules
Pillars of Hercules
Herms
Census
‘Dea Themis’, Nationalgalerie, Prague
Herm (?), lost, drawing in Teylersmuseum, Haarlem
Antique, non-census
Renaissance and later
Hermaphrodite
Census
Gem, Museo Archeologico, Naples
Lost statue, Villa Borghese, Rome
Statue, Villa Doria-Pamphilij, Rome
Lost statue, Palazzo Savelli, Rome
Fragment of a sculpted group, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Single figure
With Salmacis
Hermathena (see also Mercury and Athena)
Hero and Leander
Hesperides
Hippocamp
Hippocrene
Hippodamia
Hippolytus (and Phaedra)
Census
Ivory, Brescia, Museo Archeologico
Sarcophagus, Cathedral, Capua
Sarcophagus, Uffizi, Florence
Gem, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Sarcophagus, Campo Santo, Pisa
Gods and Myths 64
Birth
Hunting
Hippolytus and Phaedra
Theseus chasing Hippolytus
Death of Hippolytus
Hippolytus raised to life by Aesculapius
Hippomenes--see Atalanta
Homogyrus
Horae—see Hours
Horus
Hyacinth (see also Apollo)
Hygieia
Census
Statue, Florence, Palazzo Pitti
Statue, Uffizi, Florence
Statue, Metropolitan Museum, New York
Bust, Museo Nazionale, Rome
State, Belvedere, Vatican, Rome
Hygieia and Aesculapius, Turin—see Aesculapius
Statue, seated, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Statuette, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Hylas (and the nymphs)
Hymen
Hypnos
Census
Miscellaneous
Iapyx
Icarius
Census
Miscellaneous
Icarus (see also Daedalus)
Census
Miscellaneous
Ichthyophagi
Idomeneus
Indigetes--see Deification of Aeneas
Ino (see also Leucothea)
Io
Cycles
Studying
With Jupiter, not yet transformed
With Jupiter, transformed into a cow
Mercury, Argus and Io—see MERCURY
As a cow, with her father Inachus
Io in Egypt
Iole--see Hercules
Iphigenia (see also Chryses)
Census
Sacrifice of Iphigenia, puteal or altar, Uffizi, Florence
Gods and Myths 65
Sacrifice of Iphigenia, Medici vase, Uffizi, Florence
Iphigenia in Tauris, sarcophagus, Villa Albani, Rome
Iphigenia in Tauris, sarcophagus, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Iphigenia in Tauris, two sarcophagi, Schlossmuseum, Weimar
Sacrifice of Iphigenia, with Diana
Sacrifice of Iphigenia, without Diana
Iphigenia in Tauris
Miscellaneous
Iphis of Crete
Iphis of Cyprus (and Anaxarete)
Iris
Isis
Census
Torso, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Drawing after a statue, possibly Rome, Palazzo Medici
Colossal head, Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican, Rome
Bust, Piazza Venezia, Rome
Head, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Drawing after an unidentified statue, Girolamo da Carpi
Drawing after an unidentified statue
Drawings after an unidentified statue, Jacopo Strada
With sistrum (goddess or priestess)
Without sistrum (goddess or priestess)
Worship of Isis
Isis grafting etc.
Ixion
Janus
Miscellaneous
Quadrigati
Jason--see Argonauts
Juno
Census
Statue, Giardino di Boboli, Florence—see ANTIQUITIES
Statue, Uffizi, Florence—see ANTIQUITIES
Statue, Juno Farnese, Museo Archeologico, Naples
Statue, Juno Cesi, Museo Capitolino, Rome—see PROSERPINA
Colossal head, Juno Ludovisi, Museo Nazionale delle Terme, Rome
Statue, Juno Este, Cavalieri I-II, pl. 47
Altar, Lost? Or Palazzo Torlonia?
Heads
Enthroned/seated with peacock
Enthroned/seated without peacock
Standing
On a chariot
Juno pronuba
Worship of Juno
Myths (see also Jupiter, Semele)
Cycle
Juno nursing Hercules: the origin of the Milky Way
Juno punished for persecuting Hercules
Juno and Argus: story of the peacock's tail—see Mercury and Argus
Gods and Myths 66
Juno in the underworld: story of Athamas
Various myths/with other figures
Jupiter
Census
Single figure
Heads and busts
Head, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Bust, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Bust, Capital, via Dini, Pisa
Standing figures
Colossal torso, Louvre, Paris
Statue, Lost? Louvre, Paris? Borghese Gardens, Rome?
Statue, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Lost? Ex-Verospi collection, Rome
Statue, Lost? Cavalieri III-IV, 23
Statuette, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Etruscan, bronze, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
Enthroned
Statue, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Throne, Mantua, Palazzo Ducale
Enthroned, bottom half of a statue, Naples
Merged identities
Jupiter Ammon, herm, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Jupiter Ammon, head, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Jupiter Dolichenus, votive relief, Berlin
Jupiter Dolichenus, enthroned, votive relief, lost
Jupiter Dolichenus, votive altar, lost
Jupiter Serapis, bust, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Jupiter Serapis, capital, Pisa
Various aspects
Jupiter in quadriga, gem, Museo Archeologico, Naples
Infancy
Amaltheia relief, Rome, Vatican
With other deities
Altar or sarcophagus end, Hever Castle, Kent
Relief, Louvre, Paris
Worship
Sacrifice, relief, lost
Single figure
Heads and busts
Jupiter standing, without eagle or thunderbolt
Jupiter enthroned
As storm god
Jupiter Tonans
Jupiter Pluvius
Jupiter with eagle
The eagle of Jupiter
Merged identities
Jupiter Ammon
Jupiter Heliopolitanus/Dolichenus/Hadad
Jupiter Melichios
Gods and Myths 67
Zeus Sabazios
Jupiter Serapis
Various aspects
Oracle of Dodona
Jupiter Stator
Jupiter in Quadriga
Herms
Images from Cartari
Miscellaneous
Birth and infancy
Birth
Curetes banging shields
Story of the cornucopia
Sucking at the paps of the goat Amaltheia
Drinking milk, but not sucking at the paps of the goat
Not drinking milk
Loves
Cycles
Miscellaneous and unidentified (see also Aegina, Alcmene, Antiope, Asteria, Callisto,
Danaë, Europa, Ganymede, Io, Leda, Maia, Mnemosyne, Semele, Theophane)
With other deities
Amor
Giants—see Gigantomachia
Juno
Mercury/painting butterfly wings
Saturn/Kronos
Venus
Vulcan
Miscellaneous
Worship of Jupiter
Altars
Sacrifice
Temple
Votive images
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Kairos
Census
Relief, Louvre, Paris
Relief, Torcello
Miscellaneous
Kronos
Types
Classical tradition (‘hooded’/velatus)
With wings
Without wings, with scythe or sickle
In his chariot/riding a dragon
With crutches or staff
With spade or mattock
With sword or axe
With banner
Gods and Myths 68
Playing dice
As a river god
Phoenician (four eyes)
“Melancholic manifestations”
Miscellaneous
Myths
With Rhea
Devouring his children
Devouring the stone
Castrated
With Philyra
Other myths
Labyrinth
Laocoon
Census
Vatican group
Photographs
Paintings and illuminations
Prints
Drawings
Statue after the original
The Vatican Virgil and its adaptations
Copies and depictions of the Vatican marble after 1600
Miscellaneous
Head only
Adaptations of the Vatican marble
Miscellaneous
For caricatures
Images implausibly related to the Vatican marble in the past
Independent of the Vatican marble
Classical
Medieval
Renaissance and later
Laomedon--see Historia Troiana, building of Troy
Lares
Largia
Latona
Single figure
Giving birth to Apollo and Diana
With her children
Turning the Lycian peasants into frogs
Miscellaneous
Leda
Census
Statue, Uffizi, Florence
Leda and Ganymede sarcophagus, lost, formerly Montecavallo
Statue, lost, formerly Villa Borghese, Rome
Relief, Palacio di Pilato, Seville
Statue, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Leda and the swan
Swan approaching
Gods and Myths 69
Leda standing
Leda sitting
Leda reclining
With her children
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Literature
Lemnian women--see Polyxo
Leucippides
Census
Sarcophagus, Uffizi, Florence
Sarcophagus, Rome, Vatican
Miscellaneous
Leucothea (see also Ino)
Leucothoë
Ligdus and Telethusa
Linus
Lucina
Luna--see Diana Luna, Selene
Lycaon
Lycurgus
Lyncus
Lynope
Macaria
Maenads (cf. Bacchantes)
Census
Left end of Amoretti sarcophagus, Asolo, Museo Civico
Relief, Uffizi, Florence
Gems, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Circular relief, Museo Civico, Padua
Statue, Museo Archeologico
Base, Louvre, Paris
Relief, Louvre, Paris
Statue, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Head, Museo Nazionale, Rome
Base, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Lost relief, Cain no. 158
Unidentified statue, from the Savelli collection
Miscellaneous
Mareotis
Mars
Census
Single figure
Bronze statuette, British Museum, London
Statue, Louvre, Paris
Armed (Pyrrhus), Museo Capitolino, Rome
Colossal Head, Museo Nazionale delle Terme, Rome
Type of Ares Ludovisi, Museo Nazionale delle Terme, Rome
With Rhea Silvia
Mars, Rhea Silvia and Endymion sarcophagus, Palazzo Barberini, Rome
Sarcophagus, Palazzo Mattei, Rome
Gods and Myths 70
Relief, Museo Nazionale, Rome
With Venus
Sarcophagus, Cathedral, Amalfi
Sarcophagus, Abbey, Grottaferrata
Antefix, Metropolitan Museum, New York, and Louvre, Paris
Attributes
Heads and busts
Seated
Mars Gradivus
In a chariot
Seated
Mars and Venus
Cycles
Standing group
Seated/ seated and standing
Bath of Mars and Venus
With Amor
In landscape/clouds
In bedroom
In Vulcan's forge
Caught in bed by Vulcan
Mars leaving Venus
Miscellaneous
With other deities and figures
Mars and Rhea Silvia
Mars and Bellona
Mars and Athena
Mars and Amor/Mars chastising Amor
Mars and Jupiter
Mars and Victory (see also Victory and other figures)
Miscellaneous
Marsyas
Census
Statue, ‘white type’, Uffizi, Florence
Statue, ‘red type’, Uffizi, Florence
Knife-grinder, Uffizi, Florence
Sarcophagus, formerly Hever Castle
Sarcophagus, Palazzo Barberini, Rome
Sarcophagus, Villa Doria-Pamphilij, Rome
Apollo and Marsyas, ceiling paintings from a Roman columbarium, lost
Marsyas piping, bronze statuette, Renaissance copies in Modena, New York, Berlin
‘Marsyas’ seated, restored by Verrocchio as Marsyas flayed
Sarcophagus, lost
Mater Matuta
Medea--see Argonauts
Medusa--see Gorgo
Melampus
Meleager
Census
Cycles
Single figure
Gods and Myths 71
Sarcophagi
Hunt of the Calydonian boar
Meleager presents the head of the Calydonian boar to Atalanta
Meleager and Atalanta: miscellaneous
Meleager killing his uncles
Althea thrusting the brand into the fire
Death of Meleager
Meleager mourned
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Melicertes--see also Ino, Leucothoë, Palaimon
Memnon--see Aurora, Historia Troiana
Men
Mercury
Census
Heads and busts
Greek vase painting
Single figure: standing
Classical art
Hermes Kriophoros
Post-classical art
Single figure
Seated/lying
Flying/running
In a chariot
Tying his sandals
Various functions and attitudes
As patron of the arts
As patron of trade
Psychopompos
As type of eloquence
With miscellaneous attributes
With other figures
With Athena
With Amor
With Rosmerta
With other gods
With other figures (not gods)
Various myths
Childhood
Invention of the caduceus
Stealing the oxen of Apollo
Mercury and Battus
Mercury and the infant Bacchus
Mercury and the nymph Lara
Mercury and the dishonest woodcutter
Sacrifice to Mercury
Adaptations
Mercury, Herse and Aglauros
Cycles
Mercury discovering Herse
Gods and Myths 72
Mercury arguing with Aglauros
Mercury and Argus
Cycles
Juno orders Argus to guard Io
Mercury and Argus conversing, before Mercury plays his flute
Mercury lulling Argus to sleep
Argus asleep: Mercury draws his sword
Mercury killing Argus
Juno with the eyes of Argus (the peacock’s tail)
Mercury with the head of Argus
Miscellaneous
Merope
Midas
Cycles
Silenus brought before Midas
Midas and the Satyr
The Midas touch: everything turns to gold
Midas washing in the river Pactolus
Judging between Apollo and Pan: with Tmolus
Judging between Apollo and Pan: without Tmolus
Judging between Apollo and Marsyas--see Apollo and Marsyas
Minerva--see Athena
Minos
Minotaur
Minyeides
Mithras
Census
Statue, British Museum, London
Relief, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Relief, Louvre, Paris
Side panels from a lost relief, Louvre, Paris
Lost, formerly Palazzo Altieri, Rome
Lost, formerly San Marco, Rome
Mithraic temples
Ostia
Rome, San Clemente
The killing of the bull
With scenes from the life of Mithras
With the zodiac
Without scenes from the life of Mithras or the zodiac
With symbolic animals (scorpion, snake, dog etc.)
Without symbolic animals
Scenes from the life of Mithras (other than the killing of the bull)
Heads, single figures etc.
Associated deities, genii etc.
Inscriptions
Miscellaneous
Fritz Saxl notes and comparative material
Mnemosyne--see Muses
Moirai (Fates)
Momus (see also Athena, Neptune, Vulcan)
Gods and Myths 73
Mopsus
Morpheus
Muses
Census
Statues and reliefs
Rome
‘Calliope’, Museo Capitolino
Palazzo dei Conservatori ?
Palazzo dei Conservatori
Vatican (research in progress)
‘Urania’, Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican
Croce Greca, Vatican
Grotte, Vatican
Outside Rome
Mantineia base, National Museum, Athens
Seated, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Seated with cithera, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Standing, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
‘Anchyrroe’, Uffizi, Florence
‘Trophos’, Uffizi, Florence
‘Terpsichore’, Uffizi, Florence
‘Anchyrroe’, Museum, Liverpool
Marble statues, Prado, Madrid
Standing, Palazzo Ducale, Mantua?
Standing, Glyptothek, Munich
Standing, Museo Nazionale, Naples
‘Euterpe’, Museo Nazionale, Naples
‘Melpomene’, Louvre, Paris
‘Thalia’, National Museum, Stockholm
Standing, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Location unknown/unidentified
Standing, formerly Vigna di Giulio II
Seated, formerly Della Valle collection
Formerly Vatican, Belvedere
Sarcophagi
Rome
Villa Borghese and Louvre, Paris
San Crisogono
Palazzo Farnese
Santa Maria in Aventino
Villa Medici
Museo Nazionale
San Paolo fuori le mura
Palazzo dei Senatori
Belvedere, Vatican
Cortile del Belvedere, Vatican
Outside Rome
Glyptothek, Munich
Museo Nazionale, Naples
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
Woburn Abbey
Gods and Myths 74
Location unknown/unidentified
Codex Pighianus fol. 281v
Jacopo Strada drawings
Cycles
Groups of nine
Groups of fewer than nine
Concert
Lamenting/departing
Individual
Calliope
Clio
Erato
Euterpe
Melpomene
Polymnia
Terpsichore
Thalia
Urania
With other deities
Dancing to Apollo's music
With Athena
With other deities
Myths
Mnemosyne, mother of the Muses
Contest with the Pierides
With Pyreneus
With Thamyris
Adaptations
Artist or author with Muse
Miscellaneous
Myrrha--see Birth of Adonis
Naiads
Census
Statues, Louvre, Paris
Miscellaneous
Narcissus
Census
Statue, Louvre, Paris
Statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Gazing into (artificial) well or fountain
Gazing into (natural) pond or stream
Statues
Narcissus and/or Echo, miscellaneous
Natura
Census
Lost, formerly in the Garimberti collection
Nemesis
Neptune
Census
Gem, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Statue, formerly Villa Medici, Rome
Gods and Myths 75
Sarcophagus, Vatican, Rome
With trident
With sea-horses
With dolphin or sea-monster
On a fountain
Head/bust only
In his chariot
Triumph of Neptune
'Quos ego'
Various scenes
Creating the horse
Protecting a ship
With other gods
Loves of Neptune
Allegories
In allegorical portraits
Adaptations
Miscellaneous
Nereids and Tritons
Census
Statues
Nereid riding on a hippocamp, Uffizi, Florence
Nereid riding on a dolphin, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Sarcophagi
Uffizi, Florence, 119
Uffizi, Florence, 160
Badia, Grottaferrata
Louvre, Paris
Campo Santo, Pisa, Rumpf 6
Campo Santo, Pisa, Rumpf 131
Campo Santo, Pisa, Rumpf 133
Palazzo Mattei, Rome
Villa Medici, Rome, Rumpf 102
Villa Medici, Rome, Rumpf 117
Villa Medici, Rome, Rumpf 211
Belvedere, Vatican, Rome
Giardino della Pigna, Vatican, Rome
Museo Profano, Vatican, Rome
Cathedral, Salerno
Opera del Duomo, Siena
Formerly Alberto Fassini collection
Formerly SS. Apostoli, Rome
Formerly Palazzo Giustiniani, Rome
Formerly Quirinal, Rome
Formerly Palazzo Valle-Capranica, Rome
Unidentified
--see Sea Gods
Nessus--see Hercules, Loves: Dejanira
Niobids
Census
Pedagogue statue, Ny Carlsberg Glyptothek, Copenhagen
Gods and Myths 76
Statue group, Uffizi, Florence
Dead Niobid, statue, Glyptothek, Munich, 269
Torso (‘Ilioneus’), Glyptothek, Munich, 270
Sarcophagus, Wilton House
Individuals fleeing/dying
Some fleeing on horseback: after Polidoro
Some fleeing on horseback, misc.
None fleeing on horseback
Nymphs
Census
Bronze plaquette, Bargello, Florence
Statue, seated ‘alla spina’, Uffizi, Florence
Statue, with panther, Uffizi, Florence
Statue, dabbling hand in spring, Louvre, Paris
Head of a sleeping nymph, Museo Nazionale, Rome
Lost and unidentified
Votive relief to nymphs (sources), formerly Carpi collection
Fragment of votive relief, formerly Carpi collection
Statue of a sleeping nymph, formerly Carpi collection
Stepped miniature fountain with nymphs and dolphins, Dosio drawing
Votive relief to nymphs with Hercules and Silvanus, formerly Soderini collection
Votive relief to nymphs with Attis and Mercury, formerly Monte Cavallo
Reclining nymph, formerly Galli collection
Unidentified, Jacopo Strada drawing
Bathing
Clasping ankle
Dancing
Dryads
Sleeping
Source
‘Huius nympha loci sacri custodia fontis’
With urns (not obviously sources)
Nymphs and satyrs—see Satyrs and nymphs
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Oceanus
Census
‘River God’ type, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Disc-shaped head, ‘Bocca della Verità’, S. Maria in Cosmedin, Rome
Funerary altar with Oceanus head, lost, formerly Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli; Pighianus
Miscellaneous
Ocyrhoë
Oedipus--see Historia Thebana
Oeneus
Oleaster
Olympia (see also Loves of Jupiter: Cycles)
Olympus (Mount)
Olympus (Musician and poet; see also Daphnis, Pan)
Omphale
Omphalos
Ops
Gods and Myths 77
Opheltes
Census
Orestes—see Iphigenia in Tauris, Historia Troiana
Orion
Orithyia--see Boreas
Orpheus
Census
Cycles
Single figure
Civilizing the Greeks
With the Thracians
On board the Argo
Miscellaneous
Orpheus and Eurydice
Cycles
Orpheus wooing Eurydice
Death of Eurydice, bitten by a snake
Eurydice: single figure
Orpheus on his way to Hades/singing before Pluto and Proserpina
Orpheus leading Eurydice out of Hades
Orpheus turns back, thus losing Eurydice
Orpheus enchanting the animals
Classical art
Post-classical art
Orpheus playing stringed instrument with neck
Orpheus playing bowed instrument
Orpheus playing lyre or harp
Adaptations/miscellaneous
Death of Orpheus
Clubbed
Stabbed
Stoned
Torn to pieces
The singing head of Orpheus
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Osiris
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Padusa
Palaimon (see also Melicertes)
Palaestra
Pales
Palinurus (see also Aeneid)
Palisci
Palladium--see Athena, Ajax and Cassandra, Mars and Rhea Silvia
Pan
Census
Pan and Olympus, statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Pan from a Pan and Olympus group, statue, Louvre, Paris
Pan carrying a basket, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Gods and Myths 78
Pan, draped, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Pan and Olympus, statue, Museo Nazionale delle Terme, Rome
Pan with animals, relief, Thasos
Various attitudes and contexts
Herms
Single figure
Fighting with a goat
Carried by children
With nymphs
Poussin drawings
Feast of Pan & sacrifice to Pan
Miscellaneous
Various myths
Pan and Apollo (see also Midas)
Pan and Athena
Pan offering wool to Diana
Pan and Syrinx
Pan and Olympus/Daphnis
Pan and Amor
Punishment of Pan
Miscellaneous
Pandora
Parcae--see Moirai
Paris--see Historia Troiana
Parnassus
Pasiphae
Census
Pasiphae and Daedalus sarcophagus, Louvre, Paris and Villa Borghese, Rome
Miscellaneous
Pegasus
Peleus (see also Atalanta, Sea-Gods)
Census
Marriage of P. and Thetis, ‘Campana’ terracotta plaques, Louvre & British Museum
The Portland vase
Peleus capturing Thetis
The wedding of Peleus and Thetis
Peleus’ wanderings after his killing of Phocus
Pelias--see Medea
Pelops
Census
Sarcophagus, Louvre, Paris
Etruscan cinerary urn, Museo Etrusco, Vatican, Rome
Fed to the gods
Contest with Oenomaus and Hippodamia
Asking Neptune for horses
Penthesilea--See Amazons, Achilles and Penthesilea
Pentheus
Census
Sarcophagus, Hever Castle, Kent
Sarcophagus, Campo Santo, Pisa
Miscellaneous
Gods and Myths 79
Perseus
Cycles
Single figure
With Danaë
The origin of coral
Miscellaneous incidents
Adaptations
Perseus and Medusa (see also Gorgo)
Perseus being armed for the fight with Medusa
Perseus killing Medusa
Perseus with the head of Medusa
Perseus and Andromeda
Andromeda alone
Chained to the rock
Not chained to the rock
Perseus killing monster
On Pegasus
Not on Pegasus
After the death of the sea-monster
Perseus untying Andromeda, & c.
Marriage and sacrifice
Wedding feast of Perseus and Andromeda
Phineus and his followers attack
Phineus and his followers turned to stone
Black Andromeda
Adaptations
Phaedra
Census
Fragment of Hippolytus sarcophagus, in the wall of Canova’s Studio, Rome
Miscellaneous
Phaeton
Census
Greco-Roman gem, Florence
Sarcophagus, Uffizi, Florence
Sarcophagus, Louvre, Paris
Adaptations
Classical art
Cycles (post-classical)
Phaeton before Helios
Phaeton driving the chariot of the Sun (before the fall)
The fall of Phaeton (without metamorphosis of Heliades/Cygnus)
The fall of Phaeton (with metamorphosis of Heliades/Cygnus)
After the fall
Phanes
Census
Relief statue, Museo Civico, Modena
Miscellaneous
Philemon and Baucis
Philomela—see Tereus
Philyra—see Kronos
Phineus—see Perseus
Gods and Myths 80
Phlegias
Phrixus or Phryxus
Picus
Pirithous and Hippodamia—see battle of Centaurs and Lapiths
Pitys
Ploutos—see SECULAR ICONOGRAPHY, Wealth
Pluto (see also Proserpina)
Census
Pluto and Cerberus visit a dying man, relief, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
Pluto with Cerberus, statue, lost, formerly collection of Jacomo da Perugia, Rome
Pluto with Cerberus, statue, lost, formerly collection of Bruto della Valle, Rome
Miscellaneous
Polyphemus (see also Acis, Galathea, Odyssey)
Census
Head, lost, formerly Dei Rossi collection?
Classical art
Miscellaneous
Polyxena—see Historia Troiana
Polyxo
Pomona (see also Vertumnus, Horae, Seasons)
Census
Statue, Uffizi, Florence
Statue, lost, formerly Ludovisi collection, Rome
Without Vertumnus
Single figure
Adaptations
Pothos—see SECULAR ICONOGRAPHY, Yearning
Potnia Theron
Priapus
Census
Herm, lost, formerly Cesi collection
Priapus and Lotis
Sacrifice to Priapus
Miscellaneous
Procne—see Tereus
Procris (see also Cephalus and Procris)
Procrustes—see Theseus
Prometheus
Cycles
Forming the first man
Bringing fire to mankind
Punishment, and delivery by Hercules
Proserpina
Census
Proserpina and Pluto, sarcophagus end, Palazzo Ducale, Mantua
Statue, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Proserpina and Pluto, relief, Cathedral, Salerno
Head, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Statue, lost, type of statue in Galleria dei Candelabri, Rome
Census: rape of Proserpina
Sarcophagus, Uffizi, Florence
Gods and Myths 81
Relief, Hever castle
Sarcophagus, Soane Museum, London
Sarcophagus, Torno Collection, Milan
Sarcophagus, Louvre
Sarcophagus, Campo Santo, Pisa
Relief, Villa Doria-Pamphilij, Rome
Sarcophagus, Palazzo Rospigliosi, Rome
Sarcophagus, Cathedral, Salerno
Funerary relief, lost, Codex Pighianus, 46r
Bar-coded non-census rape of Proserpina sarcophagi
Cycles
Before and after the rape
Gathering flowers (before the rape)
Proserpina in Hades
Return of Proserpina
Eleusinian cult of Proserpina
Miscellaneous
Rape of Proserpina
Pluto seizes Proserpina
Struggle in the chariot
Pluto carries away Proserpina
Miscellaneous
Protesilaus
Proteus
Psyche (see also Amor and Psyche)
Census
Statue, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Gem, formerly Grimani collection
Miscellaneous
Pygmalion
Pygmies
Pyramus and Thisbe
Cycles
Thisbe fleeing from the lion
Thisbe finds the dead Pyramus
Suicide of Thisbe
Miscellaneous incidents
Adaptations
River-gods
Census
Rome
Arch of Septimius Severus
Arch of Titus
Nile and Tiber, Campidoglio
‘Marforio’, Museo Capitolino
Valle dei Caffarelli
Nile, Vatican
Tigris, Vatican
Outside Rome
Relief, Arch of Trajan, Beneventum
Nile, statue, Piazzetta S. Angelo a Nilo, Naples
Gods and Myths 82
‘Oceanus Cesarini’, statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
‘Oceanus Fabii’, statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Tiber, statue, Louvre, Paris
Relief on sarcophagus end, Palazzo Ducale, Urbino
Statue, lost, Codex Coburgensis
Statue, location unknown, Della Porta collection, Rome
Miscellaneous
Rumina
Sabazios
Salmacis—see Hermaphrodite
Salmoneus
Saturn--see Kronos
Satyrs
Census
Statues
Torso, Castel Gandolfo
Holding up grapes for a panther, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Wearing goatskin and pine crown, Poggio Imperiale, Florence
Torso, Uffizi, Florence
Dancing with cymbals, Uffizi, Florence
Holding up grapes for a panther, Uffizi, Florence
Three satyrs strangled by a serpent, Private Collection, Graz
Resting, type of Glyptothek, Munich
Holding up grapes for a panther, Museo Nazionale, Naples
With infant Bacchus, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Two reliefs, Museo Civico, Padua
Playing pipes, Louvre, Paris
Dancing, Villa Borghese, Rome
Riding on a dolphin, Villa Borghese, Rome
Resting, Museo Capitolino, Rome
In garland on sarcophagus, S. Maria in Aracoeli, Rome
Trampling grapes, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Head, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 81
Head, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 105
Head, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 129
Head, Museo Archeologico, Venice, 223
Torso, lost, formerly Della Valle collection
Head, untraced
Piping, untraced
Dancing with cymbals, untraced
Herm, untraced
Dancing, untraced
Gems
Head, Antikensammlung, Berlin
Bacchantic satyr, Museo Nazionale, Naples
With infant Bacchus, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Supporting drunken Pan, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Embracing nymph, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Heads and masks
Torsoes
Single figures
Gods and Myths 83
Miscellaneous
Bronze statuettes
Riding/with animals
Resting (Praxitelean type)
With musical instruments
Dancing (without nymphs)
Drinking/pouring wine
Holding up grapes/wine
Drunken/fallen
Satyr family
With children
With hermaphrodite
Satyrs and maenads
Satyrs and nymphs
Agostino Carracci engravings
Poussin drawings
Kissing/caressing/embracing
Satyrs pursuing/raping nymphs
Nymphs mocking satyrs
Dancing
Satyr(s) with sleeping nymph
Satyrs fighting over nymph
Filling a cornucopia
Miscellaneous
Satyr and peasant--see CLASSICAL LITERATURE, Aesop
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Scylla, daughter of Nisus, king of Megara (see also Minos)
Scylla, daughter of Phorcys and Hecate (see also Glaucus)
Census
Trapezophoros, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Miscellaneous
Scylla bowl (British Museum)
Sea-gods and animals
Census
Atalantid, Stoa of Giants, Athens
Tritons sarcophagus, Museo Campano, Capua
Monsters, sarcophagus cover, Vatican, Rome
Monsters, Teatro Maritimo, Villa Adriana, Tivoli
Monsters, Piazza d’Oro, Villa Adriana, Tivoli
Sea-monster ridden by a putto, lost
Cycles
Classical and general types
Statues
Nereid sarcophagi
Classical reliefs, gems, mosaics
Miscellaneous friezes
Nereids and Tritons
Nereid on Triton, hippocamp, dolphin etc.
Nereids and Tritons, miscellaneous
Nereids, miscellaneous
Gods and Myths 84
Battle of Tritons
Triton blowing a conch-shell
Tritons, miscellaneous
Sea-monsters
Selene
Census
From marriage sarcophagus, San Lorenzo fuori le Mura, Rome
From Cleobis and Biton sarcophagus, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Miscellaneous
Semele
Serapis--see Jupiter Serapis
Silenus
Census
Standing, Glyptothek, Munich
With infant Bacchus, Louvre, Paris
With wineskin, Villa Albani, Rome
Reclining, U.S. Embassy, Rome
Supporting himself on a staff, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Reclining, lost
Heads and masks
Single figure
With the infant Bacchus
In scenes with other figures
Drunken Silenus
Carried or supported
In triumph/on a goat or donkey
Lying down
Silvanus
Census
Relief, Antikensammlung, Berlin
Miscellaneous
Sirens
With single fish tails
With double fish/serpent tails
With bird tails
With human legs
With ornamental scrolls for tails
With claws
Sisyphus
Sphinx
Census
Two basalt sphinxes, Louvre, Paris
Relief, House of Crescenzio, Rome
From amoretti sarcophagus, Torcello, Venice
Relief, lost (formerly Casa Galli)
Statue, lost
Relief (?), unidentified
Single figure, sculpted in the round
With other figures, in narrative/symbolic contexts
Miscellaneous
Styx, river
Gods and Myths 85
Syria, Dea
Census
Altar, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Statue, lost, formerly Mattei collection
Miscellaneous
Tages
Talus (Perdix)--see Daedalus
Tantalus
Taras
Tartarus (see also Elysian fields)
Telamon
Telemus
Telephos
Telesphorus
Tellus
Tereus
Terminus
Terra--see MAGIC AND SCIENCE, Earth
Themis
Theophane
Theseus
Census
Fresco, destroyed, formerly Herculaneum
Cycles
Individual scenes
Theseus finding his father's shoes and sword under a stone
Theseus and Cerceyon
Theseus and Procroustes
Theseus and the Centaur
Theseus and the bull of Marathon
Young Athenians drawing lots
Theseus killing the minotaur
Theseus and Ariadne
Theseus and the Amazons
Miscellaneous
Thetis (see also Peleus and Thetis)
Jupiter and Thetis
Neptune and Thetis
Miscellaneous
Thiae
Tiresias
Titans (see also Giants)
Tityus
Triptolemos
Trophonius
Typhon
Ulysses--see Odyssey
Underworld--see Hades
Uranus
Venus
Census
Gods and Myths 86
Standing
Statue, draped below hips, Villa Reale, Caserta
Statue, draped low, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Statue, pudica, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Statue, with dolphin, Palazzo Pitti, Florence
Statue, with jar, Palazzo Pitti, Florence
Statue, with dolphin (Medici Venus), Uffizi, Florence
Statue, draped behind, Uffizi, Florence
Statue, with Amor, Uffizi, Florence
Statuette, Venus Panthea, British Museum, London
Statue, partly draped, J. Paul Getty Museum, Malibu
Statue, Venus Genetrix type, Palazzo Ducale, Mantua
Statue, Pudica Santa Croce, Glyptothek, Munich
Statue, Kallipygos, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Statue, Cnidian type, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Statue, with Amor, Louvre, Paris
Torso, Louvre, Paris
Statue, Pudica, Rockefeller Collection, Pocantico Hills, New York State
Statue, Venus or sea nymph, Lady Lever Art Gallery, Port Sunlight
Statue, with dolphin, Villa Borghese, Rome
Statue, with Amor riding on a dolphin, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Statue, Pudica (Cnidian), Museo Torlonia, Rome
Statue, Venus Hygieia, Vatican, Rome
Statue, Venus Felix, with Amor, Vatican, Rome
Statue, Venus of Cnidos, Vatican, Rome
Statue, ‘ex Balneo’, Vatican, Rome
Statue, Pudica with Amor riding on a dolphin, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Statue, Pudica semi-draped, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Statue, headless, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Statuette, with Amor, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Statuette, headless, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Statuette, Venus Sosandra, Museo Archeologico, Venice
Statue, Genetrix type, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
Statuette, bronze, Granvella Venus, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
Statue, lost, in the Ciampolini collection in 16th century
Statue, lost, in the Maffei collection in 16th century
Statue, lost, in collection of Cardinal Bibbiena in 16th century
Statue, lost, formerly in Cevoli and Borghese collections
Statuette, lost, type known in Raphael’s circle
Statue, nude, arms missing, unidentified
Fragment, Venus binding sandal, unidentified
Statue, drawn twice from behind, unidentified
Statue, Venus both nude and draped, unidentified
Statue, Venus pudica torso, unidentified
Statuette, Venus binding sandal, unidentified
Statuette, Anadyomene draped, unidentified
Relief, Venus on a dolphin, from lost Daedalus and Icarus sarcophagus
Statues, Jacopo Strada drawings, unidentified
Crouching
Statue, British Museum, London (from Windsor Castle)
Relief, from funerary urn of M. Coelius Superstes, British Museum, London
Gods and Myths 87
Statue, Prado, Madrid
Statue, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Statue, Museo delle Terme, Rome
Statue, lost, in Mellini collection in 16th century
Statue, Codex Pighianus fol. 180, unidentified
Statue, Jan de Bisschop, unidentified
Seated
Statue, Giardino di Boboli, Rome
Statue, Museo di Chiaramonti, Vatican, Rome
Heads and busts
Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum, Braunschweig
Museo Nazionale, Naples
Museo Archeologico, Venice
Museo Archeologico, Venice
Museo Archeologico, Venice
Museo Archeologico, Venice
Gems
Venus on a lion, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Venus on a goat, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Venus with Amor and Hermaphrodite, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Venus of Aphrodisias
Residenzmuseum, Munich
Museo Nazionale, Naples
Single figure
Classical types
Cnidian
Genetrix
De Milo
Kallipygos
Archaic support type
Venus Pudica
Capitoline
Capitoline types
De' Medici
De' Medici type
Without dolphin or jar
Draped
Unrestored torsoes
Adaptations
Standing
Draped/semi-draped
Semi-draped: statues drawn by Pierre Jacques
Legs draped, with drapery knotted low in front
Miscellaneous
Nude
Crouching
Seated
Heads and busts
Archaic support type
Venus Anadyomene/Birth of Venus
Ludovisi Throne, Rome
Gods and Myths 88
Botticelli
Squeezing her hair dry
Not squeezing her hair dry
Adaptations
Aspects
Venus Marina
Without veil or sail
With veil or sail
Venus Frigida (Sine Baccho et Cerere friget Venus)
Armed Venus—see Venus Victrix
Venus Genetrix—see Classical Types, Venus Verticordia
Venus Verticordia
Venus Victrix
Venus Virgo
Winged Venus
Attributes
Apple
Doves
Girdle
Swan/goose
Sword
Symbols of fertility
Tortoise
Reclining
Sleeping
Toilet and bath of Venus
Untying a sandal
Removing a thorn from her foot
Bathing
Drying/dressing
Venus combing her hair
Venus combed and adorned by the Graces
Venus holding a mirror
With a mirror, but not holding it
Miscellaneous
Triumph of Venus
Marine
Terrestrial/aerial
Cult
Worship
Sacrifice
On the island of Cythera
Venus and Amor
Alone
Venus standing
Venus seated
Embracing Amor
Not embracing Amor
Venus crouching
Venus reclining
Various types and incidents
Gods and Myths 89
Venus punishing/disarming/clipping the wings of Amor
Amor directing his weapons at Venus
Venus holding arrow/Amor handing arrow to Venus
Amor blindfold
Venus holding heart or torch
Winged Venus and Amor—see Winged Venus
Venus lactans
Amor stung by bees or holding honeycomb
Miscellaneous
With other figures
With musician
With satyr or shepherd
Miscellaneous
With other deities
Amoretti
Apollo
Athena and Hercules—see SECULAR ICONOGRAPHY, Allegories of Art
Bacchus
Diana
Graces or nymphs
Juno
Jupiter
Kronos
Mars—see Mars and Venus
Mercury
Neptune
Pluto
Vulcan—see Vulcan
Miscellaneous
Venus and other figures
Aeneas
Anchises
Emperor
Paris
Miscellaneous
Venus in allegorical images
Adaptations
Vertumnus and Pomona
Cycles
Vertumnus in the guise of an old woman, Pomona clothed
Vertumnus in the guise of an old woman, Pomona nude
Vertumnus as a man
Vertumnus alone, without Pomona
Vertumnus and Pomona: adaptations
Vesta and Vestals
Census
Statue, so-called Hestia Giustiniani, Villa Albani, Rome
Unidentified Jacopo Strada drawings
Miscellaneous
Victory
Census
Gods and Myths 90
Reliefs, Arch of Trajan, Benevento
Statues, Skulpturensammlung, Berlin
Reliefs, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Relief, Victories with bull, Uffizi, Florence
Reliefs on a candelabrum base, Hever Castle
Reliefs, Victories killing bulls, Glyptothek, Munich
Gem, Victory driving a chariot, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Sarcophagus, Camposanto, Pisa
Relief, Victory writing on shield, Arch of Constantine, Rome
Reliefs, Victories with trophies, Arch of Constantine, Rome
Sarcophagus, Victories holding shield, Villa Doria Pamphilij, Rome
Reliefs from Decennalia base, Foro Romano, Rome
Figured capital, San Lorenzo fuori le mura, Rome
Relief, winged Victory, Arch of Titus, Rome
Reliefs from base of Trajan’s Column, Rome
Relief, Victory writing on shield, Trajan’s Column, Rome
Coin, Victory crowning charioteer, Kress Collection, New York
Relief, Victory restored as Fame (?), lost
Coin or medallion, Victory holding a shield, unidentified
Victory of Samothrace, Louvre
Temple of Nike Apteros
Flying
Single figure, miscellaneous
Riding a chariot
On or with globe
With trophies
Sacrificing a bull
Making libations
Holding a shield with inscription
Writing/carving on a shield
Holding a garland
Crowning
With other figures
Adaptations
Vulcan
Census
Relief, forge of Vulcan, Louvre, Paris
Sarcophagus, forge of Vulcan, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Cycle
Single figure
Miscellaneous incidents
Vulcan and Venus (not in forge)
Vulcan and Venus fondling Amor
The forge of Vulcan
Thetis in the forge of Vulcan
Venus and Amor in the forge of Vulcan
Miscellaneous
The return of Vulcan to Olympus
Zetes
Historia Troiana
Cycles
Gods and Myths 91
The building of Troy
Paris
Single figure
Paris and Oenone
Miscellaneous scenes from life
Dream of Paris
Judgement of Paris
Preliminary scenes
Goddesses descend to earth
Paris receives the apple from Mercury
Census
Classical art
With Mercury
Without Mercury
With river-gods
Mercury brings the apple to Venus
Adaptations
Paris and Helen
Census
Cycle
Before/after rape of Helen
Helen, without Paris, miscellaneous
Rape of Helen
Trojan War
Census
Scenes
Mourning over warriors
Battle of Greeks and Centaurs
Contest for the Palladium
Interference of the gods
Battle around Troy
Trojan horse
Sack of Troy
Miscellaneous
Heroes and Heroines of the Trojan War
Achilles
Census
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Scenes from his life
Birth and dipping into Styx
Youth and education
On Scyros, among the daughters of Lycomedes
With Briseis—see Briseis
Sulking in his tent
With Patroclus
Thetis comforting Achilles
Thetis and the arms of Achilles
Achilles and Troilus
Achilles and Memnon
Achilles and Penthesilea
Gods and Myths 92
Achilles and Ajax playing a game
Achilles killing Hector—see Hector
Death of Achilles I: arrow in heel or ankle
Death of Achilles II: ambush in temple of Apollo
The contest over Achilles’ arms
Achilles during the Trojan war:, miscellaneous
The tomb of Achilles
Aegisthos
Aeneas
Deification
Miscellaneous
Agamemnon
Ajax, son of Telamon
Miscellaneous
Ulysses and Ajax with the arms of Achilles
Ajax, son of Oïleus
Anchises
Andromache
Antilochus
Briseis
Calchas
Cassandra
Census
Miscellaneous
Chryseis
Diomedes
Hector
Single figure
In warfare (not against Achilles)
Hector and Andromache
Hector and Priam
Death of Hector
Hector’s body dragged behind Achilles’ chariot
Ransoming, mourning and burial of Hector’s body
Miscellaneous
Hecuba
Helenus
Hercules
Iphigenia
Laomedon
Machaon
Memnon
Menelaus
Mourning the loss of Helen
With the body of Patroclos
Meeting Helen at the fall of Troy
Miscellaneous
Neoptolemus
Nestor
Orestes
Palamedes
Gods and Myths 93
Patroclus
Philoctetes
Census
Miscellaneous
Polymestor
Polyxena
Priam
Protesilaus
Census
Miscellaneous
Pyrrhus
Scamander, river
Talthybius
Teucer
Troilus
Tydeus
Unidentified and miscellaneous
Odyssey
Census
Cycles
Scenes
Calypso
Nausicaa
Polyphemus devouring Odysseus' companions
Blinding of Polyphemus
Polyphemus throwing stones
Aeolus
Land of the Laestrygones
Circe
Odysseus descends into the underworld
Scylla and Charybdis
Thrinacia: Odysseus' men devour Apollo's cattle
Sirens
Return to Ithaca: miscellaneous scenes
Penelope
Odysseus recognised by his dog
The slaying of the suitors
Odysseus and Penelope reunited
Odysseus: single figure
Odyssey: miscellaneous scenes
Adaptations
Aeneid
Census
Cycles
Manuscripts
London, British Library, Kings 24
London, Sotheby’s, 1 July 1946
Oxford, Bodleian Library, Can. Class. Lat. 52
Rome, The Vatican Virgil, Vat. Lat. 3225
Paintings and tapestries
Modena, Niccolò dell’Abate
Gods and Myths 94
Rubens
Dutch tapestries ca 1640
Vicenza, Tiepolo
Prints
G.M. Mitelli after the Carracci, Bologna
C. Cesio after Pietro da Cortona, Rome
After Cotelle, Saint-Cloud
After Coypel, Palais Royal
S. Bottschildt
B. Pinelli
Scenes
Book I
Cycles
Juno and Aeolus
The storm which drives Aeneas to Carthage
Neptune calms the storm: ‘Quos ego—!’
Aeneas lands in Libya, and hunts deer
Venus before Jupiter
Venus appears to Aeneas and Achates
Dido and the ghost of Sychaeus
Dido and the oxhide
The building of Carthage
Aeneas and Achates see the paintings in the temple of Juno
Aeneas and Achates appear before Dido
Dido showing Aeneas her palace
Amor in the guise of Ascanius on hhis way to Dido, bearing gifts
Dido’s banquet
Book II
The Trojan Horse and the sack of Troy (cf. Historia Troiana)
Venus prevents Aeneas from killing Helen
Creusa on her knees before Aeneas
Ascanius with a flame over his head
Aeneas flees Troy, with Anchises, Ascanius and Creusa
Aeneas flees Troy, with Anchises and Ascanius, without Creusa
Aeneas flees Troy, with Anchises only
Book III
The Trojans build their fleet
Aeneas uprooting the myrtle on the tomb of Polydorus
Aeneas at the temple of Apollo on Delos
The plague in Crete
Achaemenides the Greek
Book IV
Dido and Aeneas cycles
4th century mosaic from Low Ham, Somerset
Cassoni, workshop of Apollonio di Giovanni
17th century Brussels tapestries
Tapestries and cartoons, G.F. Romanelli
17th century Flemish tapestries, Hopetoun House, Edinburgh
Frescoes, Rome, Palazzo Massimo alle Colonne, Perino del Vaga
Frieze, London, 20 Portman Square, Angelica Kaufmann
Dido’s sacrifice to Juno
Gods and Myths 95
The royal hunt and storm
Mercury calling Aeneas away from Dido
Aeneas leaving Dido
Dido abandoned/committing suicide, alone
Dido abandoned/committing suicide, with other figures
Dido and Aeneas, miscellaneous
Book V
Sacrifice at the tomb of Anchises
The ship race
The running race
The boxing match
The women burn the ships
The death of Palinurus
Book VI
Aeneas meeting the Sibyl
Misenus
Aeneas plucks the golden bough
Aeneas and the Sibyl enter the underworld
The shade of Palinurus
Crossing the Styx
Cerberus
The shade of Dido
The Elysian fields
Book VII
The Trojans pass the isle of Circe
The Trojans land in Italy
Lavinia
Allecto foments war
Ascanius shoots the stag of Silvia
Book VIII
Turnus declares war
Tiberinus appears in a dream to Aeneas
Venus presenting arms to Aeneas
Miscellaneous
Books IX-XII
Turnus besieging the Trojans
The council of the gods
Camilla
Aeneas and Ascanius sacrificing
Venus healing the wound of Aeneas
The death of Turnus
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Argonauts
Cycles
Argonauts: miscellaneous
Jason and Pelias
Building of the Argo/first expedition of the Argonauts
Jason and the fire-breathing oxen
Jason and the dragon
The golden fleece
Gods and Myths 96
Jason and Creusa
Jason: single figure
Jason and Medea
Medea
Census
Cycles
Classical art
Medea and her children
Medea rejuvenating Aeson/killing Pelias
Single figure and miscellaneous scenes
Historia Thebana
Cycles
Cadmus--see Cadmus
Oedipus
Birth and finding
Oedipus and the sphinx
Miscellaneous
Jocasta
The tiger of Thebes
Tydeus
Polyneices and Eriphyle
Eteocles and Polyneices
Antigone
Adrastus
The taking of Thebes
Miscellaneous
Literature 97
LITERATURE
CLASSICAL LITERATURE
Achilles Statius
Aeschylus
Aesop
Cycle
Fables
Satyr and Peasant
Miscellaneous
Anacreon
Apuleius
Aristophanes
Aristotle
Athenaios
Aulus Gellius
Callimachus
Cato
Catullus
Cicero
Euripides
Heliodorus
Herodotus
Hesiod
Hippocrates and Democritus
Horace
Julian the Apostate
Juvenal
Lactantius
Livy
Longus
Lucan
Lucian
Calumny of Apelles
Dialogues of the Dead
Herakles
Lucius, sive Asinus
Miscellaneous
Lucretius
Martialis
Musaeus
Nonnus
Oppian
Ovid
Ars amandi & Remedium amoris
Epistolae
Fastis
Literature 98
Heroides
Metamorphoses
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Petronius
Philostratus
Phlegon
Plato
Republic
Cave
Myth of Er
Symposium
Plautus
Pliny
Plutarch
Priscian
Prudentius
Sallust
Seneca
Silius Italicus
Sophocles
Statius
Suetonius
Terence
Theocritus
General
Pirckheimer’s Copy
Tibullus
Vergil
Works, cycles
Eclogues/Georgics cycle
Silenus and Aegle
Eclogues, miscellaneous
Georgics, miscellaneous
Victor
Xenophon
Xenophon of Ephesus
MEDIAEVAL AND LATER LITERATURE
Unidentified, anonymous and miscellaneous
Camillo Agrippa
Aiol
Leon Battista Alberti
Albricus
Albertano de Santa Agata
Scholem Alechem
Mateo Alemán
Literature 99
Alexander Romance
Cycles
Olympias and Nektometos
Aristotle and Alexander
Alexander and Thalestris, Queen of the Amazons
The talking tree
Alexander's submarine descent
Alexander's journey to the sky
Death of Alexander
Miscellaneous
Amadis de Gaule--see Vasco de Lobeira
Hans-Christian Andersen
Giovanni Battista Andreini
René d'Anjou
Guillaume Apollinaire
Apollonius of Tyre
Arabian Nights
Pietro Aretino
Ludovico Ariosto
Orlando Furioso
Cycles
Ferraù and the ghost of Argalia
Alcina’s island
Angelica and the hermit
Olimpia and Bireno
Ruggiero and Angelica
Orlando rescuing Olimpia from the orc
Angelica and Medoro
The madness of Orlando
Astolfo’s journey to the moon
Miscellaneous
Pievano Arlotto
Arthurian legends
Schalom Asch
St Augustine
Honoré de Balzac
Jan Bara
Marzio Bartolini
Basinius Parmensis
Charles Baudelaire
Pierre de Beaumarchais
Edward Benlowes
Beowulf
Berthod
Bidpai
Robert Blair
William Blake
First Book of Urizen
For the Sexes
Book of Los
Jerusalem
Literature 100
Europe: a Prophecy
America: a Prophecy
Miscellaneous
Giovanni Boccaccio
Decamerone
Cycles
'Story of Alatiel'
Day 2, miscellaneous
'Tancred and Ghismonda'
'Isabella and Lorenzo'
'Nastaggio degli Onesti'
Day 10, miscellaneous
'Patient Griselda'
Ninfale fiesolano
De genealogia deorum
De mulieribus claris
De casibus virorum illustrium
Boethius
Matteo Maria Boiardo
T. Bonvicini
Conrad Botho
Miss Bowdler
Poggio Bracciolini
Sebastian Brant
Geerardt Brandt
Gerbrand Adriaensz Bredero
A. Bruni
Anton Ulrich, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneberg
John Bunyan
Gottfried August Bürger
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Der Busant
Samuel Butler
George Gordon Byron
Campistron
Carcer d'Amore--see Diego di San Pedro
John Patricke Cary
Jacob Cats
Celestina
Conrad Celtis
Miguel de Cervantes
Charles I
Chateaubriand
Geoffrey Chaucer
Troilus and Criseyde
Canterbury Tales
Le chevalier au cygne
Chrétien de Troyes
Christine de Pisan
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Francesco Colonna
Literature 101
Guido da Columna
Pierre Corneille
Gilles Corrozet
Samuel Coster
Walter Crane
Giulio Cesare Croce
Francis Danby
Dante
Divina Commedia
Cycles
Inferno
Cycle
Dante meets Virgil; the lion, leopard and wolf
Dante follows Virgil into Hell
Charon
The lustful; Paolo and Francesca
The wrathful
Geryon
The Giants
Ugolino
The ice of Cocytus
Miscellaneous
Purgatorio
Paradiso
Vita Nuova, Canzoni etc.
Daniel Defoe
Delaborde
Jean Desmarets
Charles Dickens
Dietrich von Bern
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Alexandre Dumas
Dyalogus creaturarum
Eike von Repgowe
Desiderius Erasmus
Till Eulenspiegel
Doctor Faustus
François de Fénélon
G.B. Ferrari
Henry Fielding
Marsilio Ficino
Gustave Flaubert
John Flaxman
Flores de Grèce
Frederigo Frezzi
Geiler von Kaysersberg
S. Gessner
Ginevra degli Almieri
Gesta Romanorum
Shooting at father's corpse
Miscellaneous
Literature 102
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Gottfried von Strassburg
Der Graf von Safoi
Thomas Gray
St Gregory the Great
St Gregory of Nazianzus
Gringore
Giovanni Battista Guarini
Pastor Fido
Amaryllis and Myrtillo
Silvio and Dorinda
Corisca and the satyr
Marco Guazzo
Guerino dit Meschino
Guillaume de Deguilleville
Pélerinage de la vie humaine
Pélerinage de l'âme
Boeck van den pelgheryn
Ludovic Halévy
William Hayley
Daniel Heinsius
Helyas--see Le chevalier au cygne
Legend of Herkinbald
Johann Herold
Herzmaere
James Hogg
Pieter Cornelisz Hooft
Houdart de la Motte
E. Huckmans
Victor Hugo
Hendrik Ibsen
Jacobus de Theramo
Jacopo da Voragine
Jacques de Longuyon
Jean d'Arras
Ben Jonson
Jourdan de Blaye
James Joyce
Don Juan
John Keats
Charles Kingsley
Die Königin von Frankreich--see Schondoch
P.A.F. Choderlos de Laclos
La Fontaine
F. de la Motte Fouqué
Chevalier de la Tour Landry--see Ritter vom Thurm
Lazarillo de Tormes
Edward Lear
A. Leonico
Tristan L'Hermite
Le Sage
Literature 103
Liber sapientium
Johann Lichtenberger
Lirar
Livre des Echecs Amoureux
Vasco de Lobeira
Daniel Casper von Lohenstein
Peter Lombard
Lucidario
John Lydgate
Maurice Maeterlinck
Guillaume de Machaut
Thomas Malory--see Arthurian legends
John Mandeville
Manzoni, Alessandro
Olivier de la Marche
Annibale Marchesi
Marguerite de Navarre
Martianus Capella
Masuccio
Mathieu
Mattabruna--see Le chevalier au cygne
Lorenzo de'Medici
Melusine
Michelangelo
Jacques Millet
John Milton
Lycidas
Comus
L'Allegro
Il Penseroso
Paradise Lost--cycle
Paradise Lost--miscellaneous
Molière
Charles de Secondat, baron de Montesquieu
Minnesang
Thomas More
James Morier
Alfred de Musset
Nibelungenlied
Nocturno
Jan van der Noot
Ossian
Ovide Moralisée
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Percy
Perez
Charles Perrault
Francesco Petrarca, Petrarch
Works, Cycles
Trionfi
Literature 104
Cycles
Love
Chastity
Death
Fame
Time
Eternity
General (see also Tomasini)
Canzoniere
De Remediis
Miscellaneous works
Petrarchan emblem book, Baltimore
Valclusa
Arquà
Monuments
Pfinzing
Aeneas Silvius Piccolomini (Pope Pius II)
Alessandro Piccolomini
Edgar Allan Poe
Angelo Poliziano
Pontus and Sidonia
Marco Polo
Alexander Pope
Giulio Pozzo
Antoine-François Prévost
P. Prevost
Marcel Proust
Luigi Pulci
Quevedo
François Rabelais
Jean Racine
Raspe
Reynard the Fox
Samuel Richardson
Ritter vom Thurm
Rojas
Romances
Histoire de Sainte Hèlaine
Roman de Brut
Chanson de Roland
Roman de la Rose
Roman du roi Meliadus
Histoire de Gaures
Roman de Girart de Nevers
Meschino da Durazzo
Roman de la Poire
Miscellaneous
Pierre Ronsard
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Rudolf von Ems
Literature 105
Hans Sachs
H. von Sachsenheim
J.H. Bernadin de Saint-Pierre
Antoine de la Sale
Diego di San Pedro
Girolamo Savonarola
Bartolomeo Scala
Paul Scarron
Hug Schapler
Cyriacus Schauss
Hartmann Schedel
Friedrich Schiller
Schondoch
Johann von Schwarzenberg
Sir Walter Scott
Madeleine and Georges de Scudéry
Jean Michel Sedaine
The Seven Sons of Lara
Lord Shaftesbury
William Shakespeare
The Two Gentlemen of Verona
As You Like It
Much Ado About Nothing
A Midsummer Night's Dream
The Merry Wives of Windsor
The Merchant of Venice
Richard II
Richard III
Henry IV
Henry VI
Henry VIII
Hamlet
Macbeth
King Lear
Othello
Romeo and Juliet
The Tempest
Miscellaneous
Sir Philip Sidney
The book of Sidrach
Edmund Spenser
Jan Six
Stendhal
Laurence Sterne
H.A. Stockfleth
Giulio Strozzi
Jacob Struys
Henricus Suso
Jonathan Swift
Tannhaüser
Torquato Tasso
Literature 106
Aminta
Gerusalemme Liberata
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Story of Clorinda
Tancred and Erminia
Erminia and the shepherds
Rinaldo and Armida
Cycles
Armida tries to kill Rinaldo
Rinaldo is carried off by Armida
Search for Rinaldo
Rinaldo under Armida's spell
Rinaldo leaving Armida
Rinaldo prevents Armida's suicide
Miscellaneous
Tebaldeo
Alfred, Lord Tennyson
William Thackeray
Theseus of Cologne
James Thomson
Thornton
Jacopo Filippo Tomasini, Petrarcha Redivivus
Marx Treitzsaurwein
Tristram and Yseult (Tristan and Isolde) cf. Gottfried von Strassburg
Troubadours
Tundalus
Pontus de Tyard
Jean-Joseph Vadé
Otto Vaenius--see Seven Sons of Lara
Châtelaine de Vergi
Le Vergier d'Honneur
Paul Verlaine
Voltaire
Richard Wagner
Charles Weber
Weland Saga
Diedrich von dem Werder
C.D. Wieland
Jakob Wimpfeling
Wolfram von Eschenbach
Edward Young
Worthies
Cycles
Fresco
Printed
Male worthies
Female worthies
Modern worthies
Islamic Literature—see Arabian Nights and ASIAN ICONOGRAPHY
Legends
Literature 107
Prester John
The Wandering Jew
Griselda
The Holy Grail
The Baker of Eekloo
Cinderella (see also Charles Perrault)
Fairy stories
Miscellaneous sagas
Russian folk tales
Legends, miscellaneous
Aristotle and Phyllis
Vergil the Magician
Authors'/Artists' Legends
Magic and Science 108
MAGIC AND SCIENCE
Art and art theory
Pattern Books
Medieval
Milanese ca. 1400, Rome, Gab. Naz. delle Stampe 3727-3756
Vienna, Nationalbibliothek cod. 507
Renaissance, anonymous, miscellaneous
Jost Amman
Sebald Beham
Abraham Bloemaert
Annibale Carracci
Agostino Carracci
E.-S. Chéron
Alexander Cozens
Odoardo Fialetti
Oliviero Gatto
Guercino
Peeter de Jode
Heinrich Lautensack
Agostino Mitelli
Giuseppe Maria Mitelli
Palma Giovane
Cesare Pollini
Preiszler
Crispijn van de Passe
Nicolas Poussin
Guido Reni
Jusepe Ribera
Salvator Rosa
'Rubens'
Heinrich Vogtherr
Frederick de Wit
Sketch books
Italian, 15th Century
Wenzel Jamnitzer
Filippo Juvarra
Pirro Ligorio
Patterns & Design (see also ORNAMENT)
Embroidery
Jewellery
Miscellaneous
Proportion
Male figure
Female figure
Heads
Animals
Architecture
Magic and Science 109
Lettering
Miscellaneous
Architecture
Theory
Technology
Vitruvius
Miscellaneous
Light and Colour
Colour
Gombrich lecture on light, 1962
Projection of shadows
Miscellaneous
Perspective
Dürer woodcuts
In architecture
Foreshortening
Anamorphosis
Reflections
Miscellaneous
Illusion
Illusion and Op Art
Carlo Maratta: cross on book
Painted ceilings and walls
Quadro Riportato
Miscellaneous
Academic and other studies of the nude
Studies of drapery
Isolated sketches and preliminary studies
Art Theory
Artists’ instructions in mss
Leonardo's Trattato, illustrated by Poussin
Artistic styles and categories
'Disegno'
'Idea'
'Ex ungue leonem'
Abstraction
Art and nature
Art and original
The line of beauty
Miscellaneous
Invention of Painting/Sculpture/Drawing/Architecture
Invention of Corinthian capital
Writing systems
Non-Roman
Hieroglyphs
Cuneiform
Hebrew
General
Inscriptions
Greek
Slavonic
Magic and Science 110
Arabic
Chinese
Mongolian
Oriental lettering as ornament in Western art
Miscellaneous
Roman
Inscriptions
Handwriting
Script
Lettering
Lettering as ornament
Mathematics
Geometrical figures
Platonic bodies
Compasses
Miscellaneous mathematical instruments
Computation
Squaring the circle
Allegories and miscellaneous
Symbolism of numbers
Physics (see also Astronomy/Astrology)
Chemistry (see also Alchemy)
Biology (see also Medicine, Plants, Birds, Animals)
Technology
Inventions
Stradanus, Nova Reperta
Printing press
Machine for raising weights
War machines
Barometer, thermometer
Miscellaneous machinery
Measurement
Surveying
Factories
Watermills, windmills
Steam engines
Miscellaneous
Aeronautics
Balloons
Flying machines
Space ships
(For voyages to the moon, see Astronomy: single planets: moon)
Navigation and surveying
Instruments for navigation
Mariner's compass
Instruments for surveying
Automata
Western
Eastern
Perpetual motion machines
Clocks, waterclocks, sundials
Magic and Science 111
Clocks and watches
Clockwork
Otto Kurz photos
Waterclocks
Sundials
Astronomical instruments
Astrolabes
Armillary spheres
Miscellaneous
Optics
Microscope
Telescope
Spectacles
Rubens illustrations to Aguilonius, Optics
Photography
Miscellaneous
Visual aids and diagrams
Metallurgy
Mining
Casting
Lead
Iron
Explosions and conflagrations
Medicine
Medical Allegory
Medical Treatises
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Anatomy
Cycles
Astrological/Cosmological etc.
Animals
Miscellaneous
Whole figure
Flesh intact
Flayed or opened
Skeletons
Manikins
Dissection and parts of the body
Lessons in dissection
Head
Torso
Limbs
Satire
Quacks
Selling their wares
Surgeons
Dentists
Doctors (miscellaneous)
Physicians and surgeons (non-satirical)
Apothecaries
Magic and Science 112
Diagnosis
Urinoscopy
Feeling the pulse
Selection of treatment
Zodiac man
Planet man
Vein man
Wound man
Treatment
Cycles
Acupuncture
Blood-letting
Dentistry
Hospitals
Opticians
Surgery
Surgical and medical instruments
Miscellaneous
Diseases
Blindness
Deafness/dumbness
Epilepsy
Gout
Leprosy
Plague
Swoon
Syphilis
Miscellaneous
Madness
Miscellaneous
Psychotic art
Cure of folly: stone operation
Pregnancy and midwifery
Magic and miraculous healing
Theriac vendor
The king's touch
Charms
Miscellaneous
Rejuvenation and fountain of youth
Veterinary medicine
Non-European medicine
Hygiene
Natural functions
Physiognomics
A. Cozens
Miscellaneous
Smile
Temperaments
Cycles
Sanguinic
Choleric
Magic and Science 113
Phlegmatic
Melancholia
Female figure alone
Female figure with putto(s) etc
Female figure with other human figures
Adaptations
Melancholy putto
Melancholy man
Melancholy man and woman
Elaboration of types of melancholy
Satirical interpretations
Group of melancholics
Melancholy love
Melancholy madness
Meditation in a landscape
Cures for melancholy
Miscellaneous
Fritz Saxl notes
Alchemy
Manuscripts
Beccafumi woodcuts
Maier, Atalanta fugiens
Stolcius, Viridarium chymicum
Mercury in alchemy
Miscellaneous
Alchemists
Secret Societies
Rosicrucianism
Cabala
Magic and Divination
Divining
Magic circles etc.
A.A. Barb, 'The mermaid and the devil's grandmother'
Liber hermetis
Miscellaneous
Amulets and talismans
Miscellaneous
Hand-amulets
Ordeals
Bocca della verità
Magic power of the name (Abraxas)
Magic power of the shadow
Evil eye
Demons, spectres, apparitions, ghosts
Magicians (cf. SOCIAL LIFE Conjurers)
Witchcraft
Witches
Witchcraft
Sorcery
Prophecy
Prophecy in antiquity
Magic and Science 114
Augur
Haruspex
Pythia
Miscellaneous
Eschatological prophecy: Joachim del Fiore, Vaticinia pontificum
Fortune-telling
Male fortune-teller
Female fortune-teller
Miscellaneous
Palmistry
Prophets and seers
Precious stones
Lapidaries
Games
Cards
Sets
American, 18th century
Jost Amman
Sebald Beham
Master E.S.
Ferrarese, 1491
Jakstein collection
Israhel van Meckenem
Master P.W. of Cologne
Telman von Wesel, after Master P.W.
Playing, miscellaneous
Tarot, miscellaneous
Tarocchi, copy by J. Ladenspelder
Planet deities
Virtues
Artes
Muses
Ranks
Sibyls
Cycles
Individual
Agrippan
Cimmerian
Cumaean
Delphic
Erythraean
European
Hellespontic
Libyan
Persian
Phrygian
Samian
Tiburtine
Unidentified
Sibyls and Prophets
Cycles
Magic and Science 115
Miscellaneous
Sibyls and Saints
Sibyls and Emperors
Miscellaneous
Augustus and the Tiburtine Sibyl
Sibyls: texts
Portents
Wondrous births
Prognostica
England
France
Italy
Germany
Dated
Undated
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Astrology and Astronomy
Astrologers and Astronomers
Cycle
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
"Loosbücher'
Horoscopes
Specific
Augustus
Agostino Chigi
Christ
Luther
Stabius
Wallenstein
Miscellaneous
Paranatellonta
Astrological cycles
Ferrara, Palazzo Schifanoia
Padua, Palazzo della Ragione
Rome, Villa Farnesina
Trento, Castello del Buon Consiglio
Miscellaneous
Khara Khota
Miscellaneous
Astrological and astronomical ceilings
Bologna, Anatomy Theatre
Caprarola, Villa Farnese
Florence, Santa Croce
Florence, San Lorenzo
Mantua, Palazzo Ducale
Roccabianca, Camera di Griselda
Vatican, Cupola
Vatican, Sala Bolognese
Miscellaneous
Magic and Science 116
Planet Deities
Cycles
Oriental
Antique
Manuscripts
Paintings
Engravings
Other media
Miscellaneous
Fewer than seven in cycle
Seven in cycle
Individual
Luna
Mercury
Venus
Sol
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Notes etc.
The planets and their children
Cycles
Luna
Mercury
Venus
Sol
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Constellations
Antiquity
Cycles
European/Arabic comparative material
Miscellaneous
Andromeda
Antecanis
Aquila
Ara
Argo (=Navis)
Auriga (=Heniochus)
Austronotus
Bootes
Canis (=Sirius)
Cassiopeia
Centaurus
Cepheus
Cetus
Corona
Crater
Cygnus
Delphinus
Magic and Science 117
Draco
Eridanus (=Fluvius)
Hercules
Hydra
Lepus
Lupus
Lyra (=Vultur Cadens)
Orion
Pegasus (+Equus Minor)
Perseus
Piscis Magnus (=Piscis Australis)
Pleiades
Sagitta
Serpentarius (=Ophiuchus)
Testudo
Triangulum (=Deltoton)
Ursa maior/minor
Milky Way
Decans
Zodiac
Non-European
Egyptian
Indian
Arabic
Chinese
Antiquity
Census
Miscellaneous
Cycles
Individual
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
'Coelus'
Equinoxes and Solstices
Comets
Warburg Institute manuscript
From E. Sherburne, The Sphere of Manilius
Miscellaneous
Meteorites
Eclipses
Macrocosm
Magic and Science 118
Microcosm and Macrocosm
Cosmology
Eastern and Amerindian
India
China
Japan
Siberia/N. Eurasia
Oceania
N. America
Mesoamerica
S. America
Ancient Egypt
Tomb of Seti I
Sarcophagus of Seti I
Sarcophagus of Nektanabis
Coffin lids
Zodiac tomb, Athribis
Sun temple of Ne-User-Re
Dendera
Nut
Papyri, British Museum
Miscellaneous
Ancient Near East
Greece and Rome
Geocentric, European, post-classical
The circumambient elements
The elements and spheres
The spheres
Allegories of spheres
Orbits and epicycles
Miscellaneous
Heliocentric, Neoplatonic etc.
Heliocentric
Various systems
Neoplatonic/mystical
Kepler
Fludd
Celestial maps and globes
Ancient
Census
Athribis
Louvre, Paris
Miscellaneous
Islamic
India
China
European, medieval
Renaissance and later
Single planets (maps etc.)
Earth
Moon
Magic and Science 119
Voyages to the moon
Sun
Mars, Venus
Jupiter, Saturn
Single stars
Time (see also SECULAR ICONOGRAPHY)
Miscellaneous
Triumph of Time
Time veiling the past
Signum triceps
Ages of the world
Three
Six
Seven
Four
Cycles
Golden
Silver
Bronze
Iron
Almanacs and calendars
Census
Egyptian
European
Mesoamerican
The Year
Annus
New Year's wishes
Seasons
Census
Two seasons
Winter and spring
Battle between winter and spring
Spring and autumn
Summer and autumn
Summer and winter
Autumn and winter
Four seasons
Cycles
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Seasons dancing to the music of Time
Months
Personifications
Cycles
Months as dancing peasants
Flowers of the months
Labours
Cycles
Magic and Science 120
Antiquity
Mediaeval French
Mediaeval Italian
Mediaeval British
Mediaeval in other countries
Renaissance and Later
Single months
Days of the week
Cycles
Individual
Times of Day
Cycles
Morning
Midday
Evening
Night
Night and Day
Light and Darkness
Hours
Four Elements
Cycles
Earth
Air
Fire
Water
Together in a single image
Schemata
Miscellaneous
Effects of the elements
Clouds
Winds
Rain
Flood
Rainbow
Dew
Hail
Snow
Movement of water
Miscellaneous
Waterfall
Aurora Borealis
Thunder and Lightning
Storm
On land
At sea
Shipwreck
Earthquake/volcanic eruptions/avalanche
Icebergs
Nature (see also SECULAR ICONOGRAPHY, Natura)
The Earth
Personifications
Magic and Science 121
Miscellaneous
Union of earth and water
Four Regions
Cycles
Septentrio
Occidens
Four Continents
Cycles
Africa
America
Asia
Europe
Seven Wonders of the World
Cycles
Individual
Miscellaneous
Mountains
Fountains and wells
Rivers
Eridanus
Nile
Tiber
Miscellaneous
Sources
Four Rivers
Canals
Bridges (see also Topography)
Sea
Maps of the world
Ancient
Medieval
15th century
16th century
17th century
18th century
Maps
Europe and the Mediterranean
Britain
France
German lands
Italy
Miscellaneous
Galleria delle Carte, Vatican
Mediterranean Sea
Netherlands
Scandinavia
Spain
Americas
General
Greenland
Africa, Asia, Australasia
Magic and Science 122
Africa
Western Asia
Eastern Asia
Australasia and Oceania
Miscellaneous
Map cartoons (countries as people, animals etc.)
Terrestial globes
Cultural exchange
Miscellaneous
China and Europe
Types of people
Cycles
Europeans
Britons
French/Gauls
Spaniards
Netherlanders/Flemings
Italians
Greeks
Eastern Europeans
Miscellaneous
Jews
Western Asians and North Africans
Turks
Cycles
Manuscripts
Prints
Male
Female
Middle Easterners, North Africans &c.
Persians/Parthians
'Orientals'
Sub-Saharan Africans
Central, South and East Asians
Central Asians (incl. 'Tartars')
Indians
India: The King of Cochin
Southeast Asians
Chinese
Japanese
Miscellaneous
Amerindians
North Americans
Mesoamericans
Inca cycle
South Americans
Australasians and Oceanians
Australians
Melanesians
Polynesians (incl. Maori)
Miscellaneous
Magic and Science 123
Personifications of Countries
Census
Cycle--countries as wise and foolish virgins (Solis)
Bavaria
Belgica/Netherlands
Britannia
Egypt
France/Gallia
Germania
Greece
Hibernia
Hungaria
Italia
Judaea/Palestine
Polonia
Spain/Hispania
Miscellaneous
Personifications of Provinces
Cycle: Italian provinces
Roman provinces
Post-Roman provinces
Personifications of towns/cities
Census
Alexandria
Amsterdam
Antioch
Antwerp
Augsburg
Berne
Bologna
Constantinople
Cremona
Dordrecht
Ferrara
Florence
Fontainebleau
Ghent
Hannover
's-Hertogenbosch
Leiden
Mantua
Messina
Naples
Ostia and Porto
Padua
Paris
Parma
Perugia
Pesaro
Ravenna
Rome
Magic and Science 124
Rotterdam
Siena
Swiss confederation
Syracuse
Trier
Turin
Venice
Verona
Topography
Utopia/Utopian cities/Ideal cities
Ancient towns
Alexandria
Babylon
Delos
Ephesus
Nineveh
Persepolis
Rhodes
Syracuse
Troy
Miscellaneous
Countries
Africa
Arabia
Mecca
Australia
Austria
Melk
Salzburg
Vienna
Miscellaneous
Belgium
Antwerp
Bruges
Brussels
Miscellaneous
Brazil
Britain
Ancient sites: Stonehenge, Avebury etc.
Brighton
Cambridge
Canterbury
Edinburgh
Hampton Court
Lincoln
Liverpool
London
Maps and overall views and panoramas
The Thames
Markets
Parks and Gardens
Magic and Science 125
Westminster and Whitehall
Somerset House
Charing Cross, Strand, Fleet Street, Ludgate Circus
Regent St, Piccadilly, Soho, Bloomsbury
St Paul's Cathedral
The City
The Tower
Greenwich
Miscellaneous
Norwich
Oxford
Rye
Shrewsbury
Warwick
Windsor
Miscellaneous towns
Country houses, gardens and parks
Bulgaria
Burma
Canada
China
Corfu
Croatia
Pola
Temple of Augustus
Amphitheatres
Sebenico
Spalato
Zara
Cuba
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Egypt
France
French royal palaces--Gobelins cycle
Chartres
Corsica
Dieppe
Dijon
Fontainebleau
Lyons
Nancy
Nantes
Nîmes
Paris
Pontoise
Rouen
Strasbourg
Versailles
Miscellaneous
Magic and Science 126
Germany
Augsburg
Berlin
Bremen
Cologne
Dresden
Frankfurt-am-Main
Heidelberg
Jena
Lübeck
Mainz
Munich
Nuremberg
Rhineland
Weimar
Wittenberg
Würzburg
Miscellaneous
Greece (see also Corfu)
Holland
Alkmaar
Amsterdam
Arnhem
Delft
Dordrecht
Egmond
Haarlem
The Hague
’s-Hertogenbosch
Leiden
Nijmegen
Rotterdam
Scheveningen
Utrecht
Veere
Miscellaneous
Hungary
India
Indies, East
Indies, West
Iraq
Ireland
Israel--see Palestine
Italy
Albano
Adria
Amalfi
Ancona
Anquillara
Aquapendente
Aquileia
Magic and Science 127
Arezzo
Ariccia
Assisi
Benevento
Bergamo
Bologna
Bolsena
Borghetto
Bosco
Bracciano
Brescia
Camerino
Candia
Caprarola
Capri
Carpegna
Casale del Monferrato
Castel Gandolfo
Castiglione d'Olona
Castracaro
Castro
Catania
Ceprano
Cesena
Cividale
Civitavecchia
Clitunno
Como
Cori
Dolo
Doss Trento
Elba
Fano
Fiesole
Florence
Panoramas
Views from long distance
Views from Arno
Cycle of scenes: Vasari school, Palazzo Vecchio
Streets and squares--with Palazzo Vecchio
Streets and squares--without Palazzo Vecchio
Palaces
Villas
Cathedral and churches
Nineteenth-century views
Fondi
Forli
Frascati
Gaeta
Genoa
Grottaferrata
Magic and Science 128
Grottamare
Imola
Ischia
Isola Bella
Lerici
Livorno
Loreto
Lucca
Macerata
Mantua
Marino
Marsala
Melazzo
Messina
Mestre
Milan
Mirandola
Modena
Montefalco
Montefiascone
Montelupo Fiorentino
Naples
Nocera Umbra
Nola
Norcia
Novara
Orvieto
Ostia and Porto
Padua
Paese (Villa Loredan)
Paestum
Palermo
Palestrina
Palma Nova
Papacqua
Parma
Pavia
Perugia
Pesaro
Pisa
Pistoia
Pola—see Croatia
Pompeii
Pozzuoli
Villa Pratolino
Radicofani
Racusa
Ravenna
Reggio Calabria
Reggio Emilia
Rimini
Magic and Science 129
Rome
Maps, panoramas, aerial views etc.
Views without Forum
Fora
Census
Forum Romanum
Forum Boarium
Forum of Trajan and Nerva
Views of the Palatine
Idealised views
Arches
Constantine
Janus Quadrifrons
Septimius Severus
Titus
Miscellaneous
Pyramids
Census
Columns, pyramids and obelisks
Temples and Porticoes
Census
Porticoes
Antoninus Pius
Arcades on Monte Caelio
Miscellaneous
Temples
Antoninus and Faustina
Bacchus
Castor
Fortuna Virilis
Janus
Jupiter Serapis
Minerva
Minerva Medica
Pantheon
Romulus and Remus
Tulliano al Carcere
Venus Genetrix
Vesta
Pirro Ligorio MS, Oxford Bod. Can. Ital. 138
Miscellaneous
Circuses/Theatres/Thermae
Census
Colosseum
Miscellaneous circuses and theatres
Thermae
Agrippa
Caracalla
Constantine
Diocletian
Nero
Magic and Science 130
Titus
Trajan
Miscellaneous
Various antique buildings
Census
Baptistry of Constantine
Mausoleums
Basilicas
Palaces
Miscellaneous
Bridges
Islands
Castel Sant'Angelo
Projects for St. Peter's
Vatican
Maps and views
St Peter's, interior
St Peter's, exterior
Cortile del Belvedere etc.
Vatican palace, interior
Churches
Cycles
A, miscellaneous
B, miscellaneous
C, miscellaneous
D - F, miscellaneous
Il Gesù
San Giovanni in Laterano
G - I, miscellaneous
L, miscellaneous
Santa Maria ... miscellaneous
Santa Maria Maggiore
Santa Maria della Rotonda [Pantheon]
Santa Maria del Popolo
San Paolo fuori le mura
San Pietro in Montorio
N - Z, miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Capitol
Palaces
Cycles
Falda
Ferrerio
Palaces
Palazzo Farnese
Miscellaneous
Villas
Villa Giulia
Miscellaneous
Fountains
Cycle (Falda)
Magic and Science 131
Trevi fountain
Miscellaneous
Walls/Fortifications
Ruins
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Gardens
Grotto of Nymph Egeria
Census
Campagna
Miscellaneous
Ronciglione
Rovigo
San Gimignano
Siena
Spoleto
Susa
Syracuse
Taormina
Terni
Terracina
Tivoli
Fountains in Villa Estense (Falda)
Miscellaneous
Torbia
Tortona
Trani
Trapani
Trento
Treviso
Tricarico
Turin
Udine
Urbino
Val d'Aosta
Vallombrosa
Velletri
Veneto
Venice
Cycles
Maps and panoramas
Distant views
Palaces
Ducal
Miscellaneous
Churches
San Angelo Raffaelle
San Francesco della Vigna
San Geremia
San Giacomo di Rialto
San Giorgio dei Greci
Magic and Science 132
San Giorgio Maggiore
Santi Giovanni e Paolo
San Marco
Santa Margherita
Santa Maria della Carità
Santa Maria Formosa
Santa Maria dei Frari
Santa Maria dei Miracoli
Santa Maria della Salute
Santa Maria degli Scalzi
Santa Maria Zobenigo
San Moise
San Nicolo (Lido)
Il Redentore
San Rocco
San Salvatore
San Simeone Piccolo
San Stae
Miscellaneous
Scuole
San Marco
Della Misericordia
San Rocco
San Teodoro
Piazza di San Marco
Looking North
Looking East
Looking South
Looking West
Miscellaneous
Bacino di San Marco
Molo
Dogana
Bridges
Rialto
Miscellaneous
Canals
Grand, with regatta
Grand, without regatta
Other canals
Miscellaneous
Arsenal
Zattere
Islands (Giudecca, della Grazia etc.)
Porte del Dolo
Lagoon
Capriccie
Miscellaneous
Verona
Views and miscellaneous
Arches
Magic and Science 133
Gates
Theatres
Vicenza
Miscellaneous
Japan
Lapland
Liechtenstein
Malta
Mauritius
Mexico
New Zealand
Palestine
Miscellaneous
Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Miscellaneous
Persia
Peru
Poland
Polynesia
Portugal
Russia
Singapore
Spain
Alicante
Aranjuez
Balsain
Bermeo
Denia
El Escorial
Fuenterrabia
Granada
Madrid
El Pardo
Salamanca
Saragossa
Seville
Toledo
Valladolid
Miscellaneous
Sweden
Switzerland
Basle
Miscellaneous
Syria
Tunisia
Turkey
Constantinople
Trebizond
Miscellaneous
Yugoslavia—see Croatia
Magic and Science 134
Landscape
Topographic
Britain
France
Germany, Switzerland, Austria
Italy
Netherlands
Miscellaneous
Cycles
Canta Gallina
Castiglione
Grimaldi
Ricci
Saint-Non
Without figures
Antique art
With figures in classical dress
With cows, sheep, goats etc.
With soldiers
Miscellaneous
With subsidiary narrative scenes
Historical
Mythological
Religious
With figures in modern dress
Children
Cows, sheep, goats etc.
With ruins
Without ruins
Soldiers
With ruins
Without ruins
Travellers
With ruins
Without ruins
Artists/writers
Bathers
Elegant company
Fishermen/anglers
Hunters
Lovers
Musicians
Orientals
Students of antiquities
Washerwomen
Miscellaneous
With ruins
Without ruins
With modern buildings
Castles
Churches or ecclesiastical ruins
Magic and Science 135
Watermills
Windmills
Farm buildings, cottages etc.
Inns
Towns (non-specific)
Industrial
Types
Arable
Dune
Woodland
Times of day, seasons
Night or evening
Winter
Various
Anthropomorphic
With bleaching fields
With classical buildings (not ruined)
With symbolic reading
Riverscapes
With boats
Ferries, tow barges etc.
Not ferries, tow barges etc.
Without boats
With waterfalls
Without waterfalls
Seascapes
Ports and harbours
Seashore and open sea
Gardens
With parterres
Without parterrres
Trees
Census
Almond
Apple
Birch
Cedar
Chestnut
Cypress
Dragon
Eucalyptus
Laurel
Maple
Oak
Palm
Peach
Pine
Poplar
Quince
Willow
Groups of different trees
Magic and Science 136
Miscellaneous, and studies of tree formation
Grafting
Symbolic trees
Tree of life
Dead tree
Miscellaneous
(for Schematic Trees, see SECULAR ICONOGRAPHY)
Plants and flowers
Aloe
Artichoke
Carnation
Camellia
Citrus
Cocoa
Coffee
Fig
Fungi
Ginger
Grapes
Heliotrope
Hyacinth
Iris
Ivy
Lily
Lotus
Mandrake
Marigold
Myrtle
Nuts, misc
Papyrus
Peach
Peony
Pepper
Pineapple
Pomegranate
Poppy
Potato
Rhododendron
Rose
Sylphicum
Tobacco
Tulip
Vine--see Grapes
Miscellaneous and mixed flowers
Miscellaneous and mixed fruit and vegetables
Marvellous trees/plants
Flower/Tree spirits
Fossils
Herbals
Apuleius
Dioscorides
Magic and Science 137
French, ca 1500
Hortus Sanitatis/The grete herball
Hrabanus Maurus, De Universo
Johannes Petrus, Herbarium Pataviae
Tacuinum sanitatis
Pseudo-Arnoldus de Villanova
Miscellaneous
Botanical illustration
Animals
Bestiaries
Animal fables (see also LITERATURE)
London, British Library, Egerton 1121, Das Buch der Wysheit
Dyalogus creaturarum
Joost van den Vondel, Vorstelijke Warande der Dieren
Miscellaneous
Taming animals
Man and animal struggling
Fighting animals
Census
Tempesta
Snyders
Miscellaneous
Groups of animals
Groups of Insects/Fish, etc.
Menagerie/zoo
Animals (Alphabetical)
Alligator
Antelope
Ant
Anteater
Armadillo
Ass
Baboon
Badger
Bat
Bear
Beaver
Bee
Beetle
Bison and Buffalo
Boar
Census
Miscellaneous (see also Hog, Pig)
Butterfly and Moth
Bull
Vaphio beakers
Fritz Saxl lecture on the Borgia bull
Single, whole bulls
Single, partial bulls
Bulls with other animals (including bulls)
Bulls with humans
Magic and Science 138
Camel
Cat
Cat and Dog
Cattle (see also Bull, Ox)
Cheetah
Cock
Crab and Crayfish
Crocodile
Deer
Dog
Census
Single animal (portraits etc.)
Groups
With other animals
Dutch prints, Bartsch vol. 1
Dogs and humans
Donkey
Dolphin
Dragonfly
Elephant
Census
Animal only
With humans
Elephant and Castle
With obelisk
Elk
Ermine
Fish (see also Crab, Dolphin, Shark, Lobster, Octopus, Shellfish, Squid, Whale)
Flea
Fly
Fox
Frog
Gazelle
Giraffe
Goat
Gorilla
Grasshopper
Guinea pig
Hare (see also Rabbit)
Hedgehog
Hog (see also Boar, Pig)
Hippopotamus
Horse
Census
Tempesta cycle
Named
Docile action
Violent action
Heads
Anatomy
In harness
Magic and Science 139
Groups
Fighting
With other animals
Tamed
Being led or held
Grooming
With riders
In warfare
Various human uses
Horse fair
Miscellaneous
Ibex
Insects (see also Bee, Wasp)
Jaguar
Kangaroo
Lamb
Census
Miscellaneous
Lemur
Leopard
Lion
Census
Etruscan lion, Ashmolean, Oxford
Head
Doorknockers
Waterspouts
Aquamanile
Helmet
On imprese, coats-of-arms etc.
Attacking or eating men or beasts
Subdued
In allegorical, mythological, religious context
Revivifying cubs
Studies from the life
Winged lions
Miscellaneous
Lioness
Lizard
Llama
Lobster
Locust
Lynx
Monkey
Single figure
Two or more
With humans
Taking part in human activities
Alone, or in small groups
Large groups
In still lifes, with fruit etc.
In allegorical or humorous contexts
Magic and Science 140
With the pedlar
Marmot
Mole
Mongoose
Mouse
Mule
Census
Miscellaneous
Octopus
Orang-utan
Otter
Ox
Panther
Parasites
Pig (see also Boar, Hog)
Porcupine
Rabbit (see also Hare)
Ram
Census
Miscellaneous
Rat
Rat kangaroo
Reptiles, assorted
Rhinoceros
Salamander
Scorpion
Shark
Sheep
Shellfish
Snail
Squirrel
Squid
Stag
Spider
Tamandua
Tiger
Census
Miscellaneous
Toad
Tortoise
Wasp
Weasel
Whale
Wolf
Worm
Zebra
Birds
Census
Cycles
Bird's nest
Assembly/concert
Magic and Science 141
Miscellaneous
Bittern
Bullfinch
Bustard
Cock
Cormorant
Crane
Crow
Cuckoo
Dodo
Dove
Duck
Eagle--see section after Birds
Falcon
Goldfinch
Goose
Guan
Hen
Heron
Kingfisher
Lapwing
Lyre bird
Jay
Magpie
Osprey
Ostrich
Owl
Birds of Paradise
Parrot
Partridge
Peacock
Pelican
Pheasant
Quail
Raven
Stork
Sparrow
Swallow
Swan
Turkey
Vulture
Eagle
Miscellaneous
Of Victory
And Hare
Double
And Sun
And animals
Consecration
Eagle and Snake
Non-European
Magic and Science 142
Mexico
Americas outside Mexico
Miscellaneous
European
Pre-15th century
Post-15th century
Fritz Saxl notes and illustrations
Snakes
Snake and Tree/Snake and Cross
As ornaments
Snake-charming
Sorcerers with snakes
And votive gifts
Rites
Snake dance
In alchemy/astrology
Gods and snakes
Magical power of snakes
At banquets
Snakes and allegories
In natural history
As an evil power
Biting its own tail or encircling its own neck
Miscellaneous
Fabulous animals
Single
More than one
In applied art, tapestries etc.
Fabulous birds
Amphisbaena
Aspis
Basilisk
Chimaera
Census
Miscellaneous
Dragons
Griffins
Census
Miscellaneous
Hippocamps
Winged lions
Manticores
Mermaid/merman
Phoenix
Roc
Salamander
Sphinx
Unicorn
Cycles
Hunt of the unicorn
Maiden and unicorn
Magic and Science 143
Miscellaneous
Werewolf
Yale
Marvels of Nature
Marvels of the East
Marvels of Ireland
Monsters
Cycles
Antipods
Bucephali
Crane-men
Cyclopes
Cynocephali
Giants
Homunculi
People with flat faces
People with long ears
People with long lips
People 'whose heads do grow beneath their shoulders'
Sciapods
Monsters swallowing men and beasts
Creatures with more than one head
Creatures with one head, but two bodies
Half-human, half-animal creatures
Sea-monsters
Monstrous formations of the modern era
Miscellaneous
Gnomes and pygmies
Elves/Fairies
Wild Men
Single figure
Families/couples
At work/farming
Hunting
With/riding animals, monsters etc.
Fighting
Hunted or taken captive
With other humans
In romances
Holding coats-of-arms, devices etc.
Adaptations and miscellaneous
Gestures 144
GESTURES
Gestures and Expressions, Miscellaneous
Gestures and Expressions, Specific
Acclamatio
Adlocutio
Adorans
Bending
Book-Burning
Burial
Carrying
Command
Crowning
Death/Dying
Defence
Denudation of breast
Dialogue/Disputatio
Falling
Falling warriors
Fleeing
Flying
Garment raised to eyes
Glancing upward
Grasping victim's head
Greeting
Healing
Horror & Fear
"Inversion"
Kneeling
Metamorphosis
Mourning/Lamentation
"Ninfa"
Carrying on head
With sail-like veil
Various
Ninfa as Spes
S. Zeno in Verona
Obscene
Pursuit
Rape
Resurrection
Riding {see also SOCIAL LIFE Sport
Shouting
Stringing bow
Supplication
Throwing
Tweaking ear (Derision)
Washing
Yawning
Gestures 145
Hand Gestures e.g.
Benediction
To Breast
To Ear
Pointing
Raised to Head
Expressive function of Foreshortening
Secular Iconography 146
SECULAR ICONOGRAPHY
Coins/Seals, general
Seals, 11th to 16th centuries
Stamps
Books/Printing
Bilderbogen/block books
Title-pages
Without decoration
Title surrounded by appropriate emblems/allegories
With coats-of-arms
With inset picture
Frontispiece and dedications
Title on illusionistic scroll, etc.
Title surrounded by appropriate scenes
Title incorporated into large picture
Title incorporated into architecture
Title surrounded by grotesques or fanciful decoration
Printers' marks
England
France
German lands
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
Book-plates
Book-bindings
Humanist printing
Printing, 15th-century German
Printing, misc.
Printed lettering
Advertisements/Posters
Allegories
'Encyclopaedic' Cycles
General
Cambridge, Gonville and Caius MS 428
Ghent, University Library, Cod. 92
Florence, Sta. Maria Novella
Perugia, Pisano fountain
Padua, Riccio Easter candlestick
Rouen Cathedral, Portail des Libraires
Saint Denis, fountain
Sens Cathedral
Siena Cathedral
Milan, Trivulzio candlestick
Vienna, Nationalbibliothek Cod. 2608
Florence, Campanile
General views
Secular Iconography 147
Upper west: planets
Lower west: Old Testament scenes
Upper north: sacraments
Lower north: artes
Upper east: artes liberales
Lower east: artes
Upper south: virtues
Lower south: artes
Sculptures and door
Rimini, Tempio Malatestiano
Chapel of St Sigismund
Virtues
Angels
Shieldbearers
Miscellaneous
Chapel of the relics
Piero della Francesca, Portrait of Malatesta
Apostles
Chapel of St Michael
Angels
Miscellaneous
Chapel of St Jerome
Planets
Zodiac
Miscellaneous
Chapel of the Artes Liberales
Artes
Sciences
Muses
Miscellaneous
Chapel of the sacrament (chapel of the children's games)
Cella della Vergine Consolatrice
Chapel of the Madonna dell'Acqua
Sibyls
Ancestors
Miscellaneous
General views of the interior
Exterior and comparative material
Maerten de Vos, drawings
Four continents
Four ages
Civic allegories
Emblems
Virtues
Artes
London, Albert Memorial
Allegorical Cycles
Barnsley Park
Brussels, Bibliothèque Royale, cod. 9550
Burton Agnes Hall
Florence, Palazzo Scala
Secular Iconography 148
The Hague, Mauritshuis
Hopetoun, Linlithgow
Quedlinburg, tapestry, marriage of Mercury and philosophy
Rome, Castel Sant'Angelo, Sala Paolina
Rome, Palazzo Firenze
Stein am Rhein, Haus zum roten Ochsen, Haus zum weißen Adler
Venice, Giovanni Bellini
Venice, Sala del Collegio, Veronese
Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum, tapestries
Miscellaneous
Personal Allegories
General
Ancient
Personal allegories, manuscripts
Italy
Rulers
Noblemen, ecclesiastics etc.
Authors, artists etc.
England
France
François I
Henri IV
Louis XIV
Rulers, misc.
Noblemen, ecclesiastics, artists etc.
Miscellaneous
Germany
Rulers
Noblemen, ecclesiastics, artists etc.
Low Countries
Spain
Oriental
Allegories, unidentified
Personifications
Abstinentia
Abundantia
Census
Miscellaneous
Abuse
Adoratio
Adventure
Aeternitas
Affability
Aiuto
Allegrezza
Amicitia
Amor
Amor di virtù
Amor divinus
Fermezza d'amore
Origine d'amore
Secular Iconography 149
Riconciliatione d'amore
Amplitudo publica
Anima piacevole
Anima ragionevole e beata
Annona
Apprensiva
Archaeologia
Architettura militare
Artificio
Assiduita
Auctoritas
Autexergasia
Beatitudine--see RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY: Eight Beatitudes
Bellezza
Benevolentia
Benificentia
Benignitas
Bontà
Boredom
Botany
Bugia
Calamita
Calumnia
Candor
Capriccio
Carestia
Castigo
Bona causa
Cecita delle mente
Celerita
Chiarezza
Chirurgia
Clementia
Cognitio dei
Compassion
Commerce
Bad company
Compuntione
Concordia
Confidenza
Confusion
Congeniality
Conscientia
Conservatione
Consideration
Consilium
Constantia
Consuetudo
Contemplatio
Contento
Continentia
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Contrasto
Contumacia
Conversione
Copia
Corruttella
Courage
Credito
Cruelty
Cupidity
Curiosità
Custodia tuta
Cybernetics
Dance
Dazio
Debilitas
Debit
Decoro
Deficiency
Demos
Desiderium
Desperatio
Destiny
Detraction
Devotion
Diffidentia dei
Dignità
Digiuno
Dilectio
Diligentia
Diplomacy
Discordia
Discretion
Disegno
Disgrazia
Dispreggio
Divinitas
Doctrine
Dolor
Dominio
Dovizia
Drama
Ebrietas—see Bacchanal; Drinking
Elemosina
Elettione
Eloquentia
Equitas
Error
Erudition
Essercitio
Ethica
Eventus
Secular Iconography 151
Exile
Experientia
Fama
Fames--see Hunger
Fatigue
Fatum
Fear--see Pavor
Feconditas
Felicitas
Fever
Fidelitas
Fiducia
Fine
Firmitudine
Fishing
Flagello di Dio
Flattery
Foedus
Folly
Forbearance
Freedom
Freedom of Speech
Fraus
Frugalitas
Fulguratio
Furor
Furor poeticus
Furto
Gaudium
Gelosia
Generosity
Giuditio
Gloria
Grassezza
Gratia
Gratia Dei
Gratitude
Good news
Happiness
Harmonia
Health
Hilaritas publica/pontificia
Hippocresia
Historia
Honesty--see Modestia, Sincerity
Honour
Horticulture
Hospitality
Hostilitas
Humanitas
Humilitas
Secular Iconography 152
Hunger
Hypocrisy--see Hippocresia
Hunting
Ichonografia
Idleness--see also Vices: Acedia
Idolatry
Ignavia
Ignorantia
Illusion
Imaginatione
Imitatio
Immortality
Impossibility
Impudentia
Inconstantia
Independence
Indocilità
Induciae
Industria
Inertia
Infidelitas
Infirmitas
Inganno
Ingegno
Inimicitia
Injustitia
Innocentia
Inquietudo
Insanitas
Insidia
Inspiratio
Integrity
Intellectus
Intelligenza
Intemperantia
Intrepidità
Inventione
Investigatione
Irresolution
Iuventus
Jocus
Joy--see Gaudium
Judicium
Jurisprudence
Knowledge
Labor
Largitas
Lascivia
Latri
Laus
League
Secular Iconography 153
Lex
Liberalitas
Libertas
Libero Arbitrio
Light
Loquacita
Magnanimitas
Magnificence
Maestas
Malattia
Maledicenza
Malignitas
Mansuetudine
Maternity
Matrimonial chastity
Meditatione
Memoria
Mendacity
Mensura
Merito
Metanoia
Milicia
Mint
Mirth
Miseratio
Misericordia
Moderatio
Modestia
Monarchy
Moneta
Mundus
Municipality
Munificence
Natura
Natural understanding
Human nature
Navigatio--see also Artes Mechanicae
Necessita
Negligentia
Nobilitas
Numismatics
Obtrectatio
Occasio
Cycle
Miscellaneous
Odium
Oeconomia
Opulentia—see Riches
Ossequio
Otium
Paganism
Secular Iconography 154
Parsimonia
Particeps
Patientia
Patriotism
Pavor
Pax
Single figure
Complex allegories
With Abundantia/Concordia
Peccato
Pecunia
Penitence
Perfettione
Perfidia
Periculum
Persecutio
Perseverantia
Pertinacia
Pestilentia
Piacere
Pietas
Pity
Pleasure and pain
Poena dei
Poison
Politics
Pompa
Potestas
Poverty--see also Riches
Praedestinatio
Praemium
Precedenza
Printing
Prodigalità
Progress
Prosperity
Providentia
Publicity
Pudicitia
Pulchritudo--see Bellezza
Punitio
Puritas
Quaestura
Quies
Ratio
Rebellion
Reciprocity
Regimen
Religio
Res publica
Rest
Secular Iconography 155
Riches (and Poverty)
Rivalita
Rumour—see Fama
Sagacity
Salus
Sanitas
Sapientia
Sapientia divina
Sapientiae emolumenta
Turris sapientiae
Satire
Scientia
Secrecy
Security
Seductio
Senectus
Sensibility
Sensuality
Sententia
Servitus
Severitas
Silentium (see also Tacita)
Simplicitas
Sincerity
Slander—see Calumnia
Sobriety
Solitude
Sorrow and Sadness
Sors
Sovereignty
Speech (parts of)
Spia
Splendour
Statecraft
Sterilitas
Studio
Stultitia
Superstitio
Supplication
Suspicio
Tacita (see also Silentium)
Temeritas
Tenacità
Theologia
Theory and practice
Time
Timor Dei
Tolerantia
Tragedy
Tranquility
Transience (see also Vanitas)
Secular Iconography 156
Translatio
Transport
Tribulatio
Typography
Tyranny
Unione civile
Unity
Bona valetudo--see Health
Valore
Vanitas--see separate category at end of Personifications
Vanity (not Vanitas)
Velocity
Vengeance
Venustas
Veritas--see separate category at end of Personifications
Victory
Vigilantia
Virginity
Virility
Vis
Vita activa/vita contemplativa
Volontà
Voluptas
Currialis voluptas (selfish love of family)
Wealth
Will
Yearning
Zeal
Vanitas
Female personifications
Without urn, mirror or wings
With mirror
With urn
With wings
Homo bulla
Male personifications
Scholars and saints
Portraits and self-portraits--see PORTRAITS
Hay wain
Still life--see SOCIAL LIFE, Still life
Miscellaneous
Veritas
Miscellaneous
Truth and falsehood
Truth and justice
Vanitas/veritas
Time and truth
General/with other allegories
Time frees truth
Time carries truth aloft
Time unveiling truth
Secular Iconography 157
Time and truth: notes
Virtus
Census
Miscellaneous
Virtù heroica
Virtù guerriera
Virtues
Triumph of virtue
Crowning of virtue
Path of virtue, etc.
Ladder of virtue
Virtues: de sex aliis cherubim
Virtues--various
Cycles
Engravings
Other media
Theological virtues
Cycles
With their mother, Sophia
Fides
Spes
Caritas
With 1 or 2 children
With 3 or more children
Suckling child
River-god type
'Anna Selbdritt' type
Without children
Misericordia type
Offprints
Adaptations
In various allegorical contexts
Caritas Romana
Cardinal Virtues
Cycles
Fortitude
Justice
Single figure
Single figure: medals
With other allegorical figures
Allegories
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Prudence
Single figure
One-faced, miscellaneous
With two or three faces
Tapestries
Temperance
Monastic Virtues
Cycles
Secular Iconography 158
Poverty
Obedience
Chastity
Virtues of the Christian
The virtues reconciled
Vices
Cycles
Acedia
Avaritia
Gula
Invidia
Ira
Luxuria
Superbia
Vice: general
Triumph of Vice
Virtues and Vices
Cycles
Prudentius illustrations
Combat of virtue and vice (psychomachia)
Virtue trampling on vice
Regensburg tapestry
Miscellaneous
Schemata
Cycles
Ramon Lull, Arbor scientiae
Peter of Poitiers, Arbores historiarum
Philosophical
Schemata of the artes (Arbor scientiae)
Tree of Porphyry
Logical diagrams
Kindred
Genealogical trees
Trees of consanguinity/affinity
Miscellaneous
Trees of faith
Trees of virtues and vices
Rotae religionis
Rota of the paternoster
Rotary, miscellaneous
Arboreal, miscellaneous
Various layouts
Philosophical Systems
Arts
Classifications of the Arts, General
Scientia
Mechanica
Disciplina
Theory and Practice
Inventors of the Arts
Adam
Secular Iconography 159
Children of Lamech
Arbor Scientiae
Miscellaneous
Cycles—various arrangements
Four Faculties
Triumph of Philosophy
Triumph of Sciences
Miscellaneous
Artes Liberales
Cycles
Trivium & Quadrivium only
Trivium & Quadrivium with Philosophia
Trivium & Quadrivium with unorthodox additions/substitutions
In unusual allegorical/narrative contexts
Cycles of Artes liberales & mechanicae combined
Individual
Trivium
Grammatica
Rhetorica
Dialectica
Quadrivium
Arithmetica
Geometrica
Musica
Astronomia (and Astrologia)
Miscellaneous
Theologia
Philosophia
Poesia
Artes Practicae
Politica
Oeconomia
Ethica
Artes Mechanicae, Scholastic series
Cycles
Agricultura
Armatura
Lanificium
Medicina
Navigatio
Theatrica
Venatio
Artes Mechanicae, subdivisions of Armatura
Sculptura, Pictura, Architectura in combination
Sculptura
Pictura
Architectura
Ars Fabrilis
Miscellaneous
Allegories of Art
Patronage
Secular Iconography 160
Struggles and Progress of Young Artist
Allegories of Deserved Success
Artist and Fame (Hoogstraten)
Art and Fame
Art and Nature
Ut pictura poesis
Pittura and disegno, her father
Allegories of Artists {see also Personal Allegories
Allegory of Art (Carducho)
Academies of design (allegorical) {see also SOCIAL LIFE
Painting admitted to the liberal arts
The arts protected
The arts attacked/art and war
Destruction of the arts (Giovanni da San Giovanni)
Miscellaneous
Symbols
Anchor
Anvil
Apple
Arrow
Balance
Ball
Bandage over mouth
Bay tree
Bear
Bed
Beehive and Bees
Bell
Birds
Blindfold
Boar
Book
Bread
Breast
Bridle
Bubbles
Bugles
Bull
Butterfly and Moth
Caduceus
Camel
Candle
Carnation
Chameleon
Chess(board)
Children
Circle
Claw
Clock
Cloud
Club
Secular Iconography 161
Cockerel
Column
Comedy
Compasses
Coral
Corn
Cornucopia
Cradle
Crescent
Cross
Crossbow
Crossroads
Crow
Crucible
Cube
Death's head
Diamond
Dog
Drowning
Eagle
Ears--see Eyes and ears
Egg
Elephant
Ermine
Eyes and ears
Fascio
Feet and legs
Fish, fishing line
Flame, fire, fireworks
Flower
Fountain
Gag over mouth
Globe
Grapes
Grass
Hair
Hands
Head
Heart
Hedgehog
Hen
Herb
Horse
Hourglass
Human limbs
Hunchback
Insects, invertebrates
Keys
Labyrinth
Ladder
Lamb
Secular Iconography 162
Lamp, lantern
Level
Lightning
Lily
Lions
Lock
Mandala
Mask
Matrix
Measuring rod
Mirror
Monastery
Money
Monkey
Moon
Nimbus
Oak
Olive
Palm branch
Pen
Phoenix
Pitcher
Pomegranate
Plumb line
Purse
Rainbow
Ram's head
Rape plant
Reins--see Bridle
Ring
Rock
Rose
Rope
Rudder
Scales--see Balance
Sceptre
Saddle
Shell
Shield
Ship
Sieve
Snail
Spectators
Square
Stage
Star
Stilts
Sun
Swastika
Sword
Temple
Secular Iconography 163
Thistle
Throne
Tongue
Torch
Tortoise
Tower
Tree
Triangle
Trident
Trumpet
Tulip
Vine, vineyard
Washing
Wash-basin
Wasps
Watering of plants
Wheel
Windmill
Winged orb
Wings
Y
Yoke
Antique Roman military insignia
Imprese
Cycles
Carafa
Este and Gonzaga
Farnese
Medici
Academic
Miscellaneous
Devices
Figures from Tervarent, Présence de Virgile dans l'Art (1967)
Oxburgh hangings
Coats of Arms
Cities/Countries
Of individuals and families
British
French
German
Royal/Imperial
Aristocratic/bourgeois
Ecclesiastic
Humanists and artists
Italian
Albani
Aldobrandini
Barberini
Barbo
Bessarion
Borghese
Secular Iconography 164
Chigi
Colonna
Cornaro
Este
Farnese
Gondi
Gonzaga
Lambertini
Medici
Odescalchi
Pamphilij
Rangone
Rovere
Rucellai
Sforza
Spinola
Strozzi
Visconti
Identified, miscellaneous
Unidentified, miscellaneous
Low Countries
Spain
Switzerland
Islamic
Unidentified
Treatises
Proverbs
Cycles
German
'Silence is golden'
'As the old sing, so the young pipe'
Washing the Ethiopian
The world upside down
Miscellaneous
Emblems
Crispin de Passe album
'Les regrés et deuil de la reine mère'
Miscellaneous
Riddles/Rebuses
Images to be read
Figured poetry
Riddle of Nijmegen
Miscellaneous
Exempla
Memory/Ars Memorandi
Rhetorica christiana, Rome 1579
Robert Fludd
Designs for memorising
Natura Animalis
Senses
Four, or fewer
Secular Iconography 165
Cycles
Five
Cycles
Individual
Sight
Touch
Hearing
Smell
Taste
Ways of Life
Rich vs. poor
Arcadian Life
Illustrations to Sidney's Arcadia
Tapestries, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
Giorgione, Tempesta
Miscellaneous
'Et in Arcadia Ego'
Allegories of Man
Allegories of Education
Allegories of Life
Fons Vitae
Tabula Cebetis
Cycles
General
Dance of Life
Miscellaneous
Cycle of Life, Death, Reincarnation
The Ages
Cycles
Three Ages
Four Ages
Five Ages
Six Ages
Seven Ages
Ten Ages
Twelve Ages
Single Ages
Youth
Old age
Youth and Age
Miscellaneous
Fortuna
Census
Cycles
Wheel of fortune
With people on wheel
Without people on wheel
With cornucopia
With rudder
Without rudder
With sail/veil
Secular Iconography 166
Only
With globe/ball
Without globe/ball
On ship
On fish or shell
With miscellaneous attributes
Globe or ball (without sail)
Bridle
Horse
Rudder (without cornucopia
With other personifications or deities
Lotto
Mercury
Mercury abducting Fortune/Happiness
Poverty/Envy
Prudence/Wisdom
Virtus
Various
With many arms
With black and white face
Good and bad
Chased or captured
The tree of fortune
Distributing gifts
Triumph of fortune
Symbols
Adaptations
Miscellaneous
Infortuna
Occasio
Sleep
Miscellaneous
Waking up
Dream
Nightmare
The Soul
Cycles
Weighing of souls
Chariot of the Soul
Garden of Souls
Soul, with memory, intelligence and free will
Departed soul, soul separated from body
Miscellaneous
Death
Ars Moriendi
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Memento Mori
Putto with skull
Youth, Innocence and Death
Skull
Secular Iconography 167
Portraits with skull, clock or hourglass
Skeleton
Corpse
Miscellaneous
Miraculous preservation of corpse
Miscellaneous
Inheritance/Wills/etc.
Allegories
Personifications
Genius of death/sleep—see GODS & MYTHS Genius of death
Memorial pictures
With Sin and Satan
With Virtue
With Time
With Christ
With St Francis
In the mouth of Hell
Death triumphing (cf. Triumph of Death)
With Love
Miscellaneous
Various aspects
As skeleton
As young man
On bull
As carpenter
As archer
On horseback
In Mouth of Hell
Life and Death
Death and man
Death and woman
Death and loving couple
Death and love
Death and the family/the ages
Death and child
Death and the alchemist
Death and the fool
Death and the pilgrim
Death and the poet
Death and drinkers/death at the feast
Death and the priest
Death and the miser
Death and the huntsman
Death and the warrior
Death and the woodcutter
Death and various professions and trades
Death and the social order
Battle against death
Playing chess with death
Fighting with death
Death and the poor
Secular Iconography 168
Passage of dead to the underworld
Miscellaneous allegories
The Three Living and the Three Dead
Images of Death & the Dead
Suicide
Murder
Corpse
Elegies
Memorial pictures
Death-bed
Triumph of Death (see also LITERATURE Petrarch)
Palermo, Palazzo Sclafani
Campo Santo, Pisa
Burton Agnes Hall
Pieter Brueghel
Miscellaneous
Dance of Death
15th-century woodcuts
Basler Totentanz
La Chaise-Dieu
St Mary, Beram
Bernt Notke, St Nicholas, Talinn
St Stefano, near Pinzolo
Marienkirche, Lübeck
Holbein
Rubens, after Holbein
Miscellaneous
Funeral Ceremonies
Oriental
Egyptian
Greek
Roman
Etruscan
Ancient funerary banquets
Census
Miscellaneous
Laying out of body
Mourners
Miscellaneous
Christian
Lying in state
Funeral procession
Funeral oration
Mass of the dead
Burial
Specific funerals
William of Orange
Elizabeth I
Agostino Carracci
Archduke Albert
Pope Gregory XV
Secular Iconography 169
Archduchess Isabella
Duke of Wellington
Miscellaneous
Catafalques
England
France
German lands
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
Sweden
Tombs, Ancient
Mass graves
Mausoleum
Census
Miscellaneous
Urns
Census
Miscellaneous
Tombs, general
Cemeteries
Epitaphs--see RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY, Memorial paintings
Sketches/reconstructions
Imaginary/allegorical
Vergil's tomb
Ovid's tomb (Tomb of the Nasonii)
Roman funerary monuments, altars and reliefs
Census
Miscellaneous
Ancient tombs, miscellaneous
Egyptian
Middle Eastern
Persian
Chinese
Celtic
Greek
Stelai, single figures
Stelai, groups
Sarcophagi
Attic grave, Lecythos
Miscellaneous
Hellenistic
Nemrut Dagi, Antiochus I
Etruscan
Tombstones
Tombs
Sarcophagi
Roman
Stelae
Sepulchral monuments
Funerary portrait busts and sculpture
Secular Iconography 170
Portrait busts from Palmyrene tombs
Sarcophagi
Census
Miscellaneous
Claudia Antonia Sabina
Asian type
Strigil type
Early Christian and Medieval Sarcophagi
Early Christian
Census
Arles
France outside Arles
Milan
Ravenna
Rome
Lateran Museum
Terme, churches, palaces etc.
Vatican
Various locations
Medieval
Early Christian stelae
Jewish sarcophagi
Post-classical period
Rulers and immediate families
Italy
Milan
Naples
Rimini
Tuscany
Verona
Venice
Miscellaneous
Savoy
France
German lands
Great Britain
Portugal
Spain
Miscellaneous countries
Popes
Adrian VI
Alexander VI
Alexander VII
Clement II
Clement IV
Clement VIII
Clement X
Clement XI
Eugenius IV
John XXIII
Gregory X
Secular Iconography 171
Gregory XIII
Innocent VIII
Innocent XII
Julius II
Leo X
Martin V
Nicholas V
Paul II
Paul III
Pius II
Pius III
Sixtus IV
Sixtus V (catafalque)
Urban VI
Urban VIII
Miscellaneous
Cardinals
Ecclesiastics
Bishops, Italian
Bishops, German and Austrian
Bishops, other countries
Abbesses
Monks and clerics
Artists and architects
Scholars and teachers
Soldiers and sailors
Italian: Specific families
Bardi
Baroncelli
Bolognetti
Carafa
Ilaria del Carretto
De Caro/Cacace
Medici
Marco Polo
Sassetti
General
Italian: General
With equestrian figure
With memento mori/ skeleton imagery
With effigy lying in state ( and ‘camera funebre’)
With effigy: slabs or freestanding, not wall-tombs
With ‘activated’ effigy
With a praying image of the deceased
Integrating ancient sarcophagi
Without Effigy
With busts or images of the deceased in profile
Misc.
Secular Iconography 172
British tombs
Unidentified
London
Greater
Charlton
Chelsea
Finsbury Charterhouse
Fulham
Greenwich
Putney
Southwark
City
Public Record Office
Churches
St Bartholomew the Great
Christ Church Spitalfields
St Dunstan-in-the-West
St Giles-in-the-Fields
St Helen's Bishopsgate
St Olave's
Temple
St Paul's Cathedral
Naval commanders
Collingwood
Nelson
Miscellaneous
Military commanders
Miscellaneous
Westminster
St Margaret's
Westminster Abbey
Royalty
Eleanor of Castile
Richard II and Anne of Bohemia
Henry III
Edward III
Henry V
Henry VII and Elizabeth of York
Margaret Beaufort
Not royalty
Earl of Mansfield
Duke of Newcastle
Sir Isaac Newton
Sir Henry Norris
Lady Elizabeth Nightingale
Matthew Prior
James Thomson
Thomas Thynne
Roger Townshend
Francis Vere
Secular Iconography 173
Admiral Vernon
Admiral Wager
Sir Peter Warren
William de Valence, Earl of Pembroke
Bishop Joseph Wilcocks
General Wolfe
Miscellaneous
A-C
D-G
H-N
O-S
T-W
Memorial tablets
Countries other than Italy or Britain
Belgium
France
Germany and Austria
Netherlands
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Turkey
United States
Jewish tombs
Tombs of animals and hunters
British tombs outside London
Unidentified
England
Bedfordshire
Campton
Turvey
Berkshire
Bisham
Eton
Radley
Sunning
Buckinghamshire
Amersham
Chenies
Fawley
Great Missenden
Hambledon
Hardmead
Hillesden
Middle Claydon
Wing
Cambridgeshire
Bassingbourn
Cambridge
St Botolph's
Gonville and Caius College
Secular Iconography 174
Great St Mary's
Trinity College
Conington
Ely
Cheshire
Higher Plover
Cornwall
Bodmin
Lanreath
St Tudy
Cumberland
Derbyshire
Ashbourne
Ault Hucknall
Crich
Darley Dale
Derby
Duffield
Morley
Trusley
Swarkestone
Devonshire
Bickleigh
Bovey Tracey
Calverleigh
Chudleigh
Crediton
East Ogwell
Exeter
Haccombe
Holcombe Regis
Newton St Cyres
Tiverton
Upton Helions
Wolborough
Dorset
Sherbourne
Uvedale
West Chelborough
Whitchurch Canonicorum
Essex
Abbess Roding
Ashen
Blackmore
Borley
Castle Hedingham
Chelmsford
East Donyland
Goldhanger
Gosfield
Great Waltham
Secular Iconography 175
Great Yeldham
Horndon-on-the-Hill
Ingatestone
Latton
Layer Marney
Leigh-on-Sea
Leyton
Little Badow
Maldon
North Ockenden
Orsett
Runwell
Saffron Walden
Shenfield
Stanstead Mountfitchet
Theydon Garnon
Tollesbury
Tolleshunt D'Arcy
Toppesfield
Waltham Abbey
Walthamstow
West Ham
Willingdales
Woodham Ferrers
Writtle
Gloucestershire
Badminton
Dumbleton
Gloucester
Sapperton
Hampshire
East Tisted
Harbridge
Hurstbourne Priors
Ibsley
Isle of Wight: Brading
Porchester
Portsmouth
Titchfield
Whitchurch
Winchester
Herefordshire
Abbey Dore
Bacton
Ballingham
Bishopstone
Bishop's Frome
Bosbury
Brinscop
Burghill
Burrington
Secular Iconography 176
Castle Frome
Colwall
Croft
Evesbatch
Eye
Hatfield
Hereford
Kentchurch
Kinnersley
Llandinabo
Llanwarne
Lugwardine
Madley
Marden
Mathon
Mordiford
Much Cowarne
Much Dewchurch
Much Marde
Pembridge
Ross-on-Wye
Sytton
Ullingswick
Westhide
Hertfordshire
Berkhamsted
Gorhambury
Hatfield
Hertingfordbury
Hunsdon
Knebworth
North Mimms
Watford
Wheathampstead
Kent
Boughton Monchelsea
Boughton-under-Blean
Canterbury
Chilham
Cobham
Husborne Crawley
Lullingstone
Lynstead
Maidstone
Mersham
Wingham
Leicestershire (and Rutland)
Ashby-de-la-Zouche
Bottesford
Exton
Fenny Drayton
Secular Iconography 177
Quorndon
Stapleford
Stoughton
Lancashire
Didsbury
Standish
Lincolnshire
Belton
Hainton
Snarford
South Carlton
South Cockerington
Spilsby
Stallingborough
Stamford
Middlesex
Cranford
Enfield
Hadley
Hampton
Harefield
Stanmore
Stanwell
Norfolk
Braconash
Emneth
Holkham
North Walsham
Norwich
Oxburgh
Oxnead
Paston
Titteshall
Wymondham
Northamptonshire
Blatherwick
Charwelton
Easton Neston
Great Brington
Newbottle
Rushton
Stanford-on-Avon
Staverton
Stowe
Northumberland
Hexham
Lindisfarne
Nottinghamshire
Clifton
Cotham
Langar
Secular Iconography 178
Ratcliffe-on-Soar
Sibthorpe
Southwell
Wollaton
Oxfordshire
Dorchester
Great Milton
North Leigh
Oxford
Christ Church
Magdalen College
Merton College
New College
Rotherfield Greys
Somerton
Thame
Yarnton
Shropshire
Acton Burnell
Berrington
Bitterley
Burford
Cardingham
Condover
Culmington
Kinlet
Ludford
Ludlow
Norton-in-Wales
Onibury
Pitchford
Tong
Wroxeter
Somerset
Bristol
Hinton St George
Staffordshire
Blithfield
Burton Agnes
Clifton Campville
Hanbury
Marchington
Penkridge
Suffolk
Acton
Ampton
Barrow
Barsham
Bury St Edmunds
Belstead
Boxted
Secular Iconography 179
Bramfield
Culford
Dalham
Denham
Framlingham
Great Saxham
Hasted
Hengrave
Hessett
Lakenheath
Lavenham
Little Saxham
Long Melford
Kedington
Mildenhall
Ousden
Redgrave
Wickhambrook
Surrey
Cheam
Egham
Sussex
Arundel
Ashburnham
Brighton
Hangleton
Stanmer
Chiddingly
Romsey
Westhampnett
West Wittering
Warwickshire
Alveston
Bidford-on-Avon
Birmingham
Caldecote
Charlecote
Chesterton
Churchover
Compton Verney
Coughton
Coventry
Ettington
Great Packington
King's Norton
Leamington Hastings
Moreton Morrell
Newbold-on-Avon
Salford Priors
Seckington
Shuckburgh
Secular Iconography 180
Stoneleigh
Stratford-upon-Avon
Tysoe
Warwick
Weston-under-Wetherley
Wolvey
Wootton Wawers
Westmorland
Appleby
Wiltshire
Broad Hinton
Lacock
Ludgershall
Lydiard Tregoze
Salisbury
Cathedral
Gorges monument
Hertford monument
Other monuments
West Lavington
Worcestershire
Astley
Badsey
Bengeworth
Chaddesley Corbett
Croome d'Abitot
Cropthorne
Elmley Castle
Hagley
Mamble
Norton
Shelsley Walsh
Stockton-on-Teme
Wickenford
Wickhamford
Worcester
Cathedral
Anon, ca 1640
Freake
Moore
Thornborough
Others A-G
Others H-Z
Yorkshire
East Riding
Bainton
Beverley
Burton Agnes
Hemingbrough
Howden
Londesborough
Secular Iconography 181
Lowthorpe
South Dalton
Wentworth
Wineshead
York
Minster
Churches other than Minster
North Riding
Bedale
Coxwold
Goldsborough
Kirkdale
Middleham
West Tanfield
West Riding
Ilkley
Knaresborough
Ripley
Ripon
Ryther
Selby
Sheffield
Thornhill
Whitkirk, Leeds
Worsbrough
Ireland
Callan
Carrickfergus
Dublin
Lusk
Newtown Trim
Sligo
Tashinny
Scotland
Ayrshire
Dreghorn
Dundonald
Fenwick
Kilmaurs
Kirkmichael
Miscellaneous
Wales
Abergavenny
Montgomery
Whitchurch
Designs and sketches for British tombs
Portraits 182
PORTRAITS
Rulers
Ancient Near East (see also PRE-CLASSICAL ICONOGRAPHY)
Egyptian
Babylonian and Assyrian
Hittite
Persian
Barbarian
Attila
Ostrogothic kings in Italy
Lombard kings
Ancient, miscellaneous
Hannibal
Miscellaneous
Early Greek rulers, statesmen, commanders etc.
Alcibiades
Lycurgus
Pericles
Phocion
Solon
Athenian kings
Miscellaneous
Greek and Hellenistic rulers
Census
Alexander the Great
Antiochus III of Syria
Attalos I of Pergamon
Cleopatra
Euthydemos I of Bactria
Hieronymus, king of Syracuse
Mausolos (and Artemisia)
Mithridates VI of Pontus
Perseus of Macedonia
Philetairos of Pergamon
Philip II of Macedon
Philip V of Macedon
Ptolemy I Soter
Ptolemy II Philadelphus
Ptolemy III Euergetes
Ptolemy IV Philopator
Ptolemy V Epiphanes
Ptolemies of uncertain identity
Seleucus Nicator of Syria
Tigranes of Armenia and Syria
Hellenistic queens
Greek and Hellenistic rulers (male) of uncertain identity
Kings of Rome
Romulus
Portraits 183
Numa Pompilius
Servius Tullius
Consuls and other Roman statesmen
Census
M. Agrippa
M. Brutus
Gn. Domitianus Corbulo
Pompeianus
Sextus Pompeius
Pompey the Great
Scipio Africanus
Aelius Verus
Unidentified
Miscellaneous
M. Agrippa
M. Furius Camillus
Catiline
M. Porcius Cato
M. Curius
Gn. Coelius Saturninus Dogmatius
G. Laelius
M. Claudius Marcellus
C. Marius
Pompey the Great
Rufius Probianus
Scipio Africanus
L. Cornelius Sulla
G. Terentius Varro
Aelius Verus
Consular diptychs
Consuls--unidentified
Roman statesmen, miscellaneous and unidentified
Roman emperors
Cycles
Census
Miscellaneous
Cuirass sculptures
Tetrarchs
Miscellaneous and general
Individual
Census
Unidentified
Aemilianus
Allectus
Anthemius
Antoninus Pius
Census
Miscellaneous
Arcadius
Priscus Attalus
Augustus
Portraits 184
Census
Miscellaneous
Aurelianus
Marcus Aurelius
Census
Miscellaneous
Balbinus
Basiliscus
Julius Caesar
Census
Miscellaneous
Caligula
Census
Miscellaneous
Caracalla
Census
Miscellaneous
Carausius
Carinus
Claudius
M. Aurelius Claudius
Decimus Claudius Albinus
Commodus
Census
Miscellaneous
Constans
Constantine I, the Great
Census
Miscellaneous
Constantine II
Constantine III
Constantius Chlorus
Constantius II
Constantius III
Crispus
Decius
Diadumenianus
Didius Julianus
Diocletian
Domitian
Census
Miscellaneous
Eugenius
Gaius
Galba
Galerius
Gallienus
Trebonianus Gallus
Germanicus
Geta
Census
Portraits 185
Miscellaneous
Gordian
Gratian
Hadrian
Census
Miscellaneous
Heliogabalus
Herennius Etruscus
Honorius
Hostilianus
Jovianus
Julian
Aurelius Julianus
Justinian
Leo I
Lucinius
Lucius Verus
Census
Miscellaneous
Macrinus
Magnentius
Magnus Maximus
Maxentius
Maximian
Maximinus Thrax
Nero
Census
Miscellaneous
Nerva
Census
Miscellaneous
Pescennius Niger
Numerianus
Octavian
Otho
Pertinax
M. Julius Philippus
Postumus
M. Aurelius Probus
Pupienus
Quietus
Romulus Augustulus
Alexander Severus
Flavius Valerius Severus
Libius Severus
Septimius Severus
Tacitus
Theodosius
Tiberius
Census
Miscellaneous
Portraits 186
Titus
Trajan
Census
Miscellaneous
Valens
Valentinian I
Census
Miscellaneous
Valentinian II
Valerian I
Vespasian
Census
Miscellaneous
Vitellius
Census
Miscellaneous
Volusianus
Roman empresses, women of imperial families, and imperial lovers
Antinous
Census
Miscellaneous
Census
Agrippina the elder
Faustina the elder
Faustina the younger
Miscellaneous
Agrippina the elder
Agrippina the younger
Domitia
Faustina the elder
Faustina the younger
Julia Mammaea
Julia Domna
Julia Maesa
Julia Paula
Julia Pia
Livia
Messalina
Poppaea
Sabina
Miscellaneous
Julio-Claudian princes
Members of imperial families
Non-imperial portraits
Identified
Unidentified
Census
Male
Heads, busts, herms
Sculptures
Boys
Portraits 187
Female
Couples
Miscellaneous
Greek and Hellenistic portraits
Unidentified citizens
Female
Male
Rulers
African
Armenian
Austria--see German lands
Belgium
Bohemia
Burgundy
Charles the Bold
Philip the Good
Miscellaneous dukes
Byzantium
Heraclius
Leo VI
John VIII Paleologus
Miscellaneous
Central Asia—see ASIAN ICONOGRAPHY
China—see ASIAN ICONOGRAPHY
Crete
Cyprus
Denmark
Ethiopia
Frankish emperors
Charlemagne
Lothar I & II
France
Miscellaneous
Clovis
Charles the Bald
Louis IX
Charles V
Charles VI
Charles VII
Charles VIII
Louis XI
Louis XII
François I
Busts
Full-length and equestrian
Marguerite de Navarre
Louise de Savoie
Wives
François II
Henri II
Busts
Portraits 188
Full-length and equestrian
With Catherine de Médicis and children
Catherine de Médicis
Charles IX
Miscellaneous
Elizabeth of Austria
Henri III
Miscellaneous
Louise de Lorraine
Henri IV
Parents
Medals
Portraits
Equestrian portraits
Historical and allegorical portraits
Marguerite de Valois
Mistresses
With Marie de Médicis
Marie de Médicis
Louis XIII
Miscellaneous
Anne of Austria
Louis XIV
As a child
Less than full length
Full length
Equestrian portraits
Historical and allegorical portraits
Maria Theresa
Madame de Maintenon
Children
Louis XV
Miscellaneous
Marie Leczinska and children
Louis XVI
Miscellaneous
Marie Antoinette
Children
Napoleon I
Miscellaneous
Wives, son and other family
Louis XVIII
Charles X
Louis Philippe
Napoleon III and Eugénie
German lands
Miscellaneous rulers
German emperors
Otto I
Otto II
Otto III
Portraits 189
Henry I
Henry II
Henry IV
Henry VI
Frederick I Barbarossa
Otto IV
Frederick II
Charles IV
Sigismund
Frederick III
Maximilian I
Ancestors
Bust/half-length
On horseback
Allegorical/historical scenes
Wives
Charles V
Genealogy
Medallions
Bust/half-length
Full length
On horseback
Allegorical/historical scenes
Heemskerck, Military achievements
Miscellaneous
Charles V and Isabella of Portugal
Isabella of Portugal
Children of Charles V—see also Philip II of Spain
Ferdinand I
Miscellaneous
Anne of Hungary
Maximilian II
Miscellaneous
With Anne of Austria and their children
Rudolf II
Matthias
Ferdinand II
Leopold I
Ferdinand III
Charles VI
Maria Theresa
Joseph II
Wilhelm I
Wilhelm II
Regional rulers
Anhalt
Ansbach
Austria
Bavaria
Bohemia
Brandenburg
Portraits 190
Brunswick
Hannover
Hesse
Mansfeld
Mecklenburg
Palatinate
Prussia
Saxony
Henry the Lion
Frederick the Wise
John I the Faithful
John Frederick the Magnanimous
Sibylla of Cleves
Miscellaneous
Saxony
Swabia
Westphalia
Wittelsbach
Wurttemberg
Great Britain (see also Scotland)
Cycles and miscellaneous
Alfred
Edgar
Edward the Confessor
Harold
William I
William II
Henry I
Henry II
Richard I
John
Henry III
Edward I
Edward II
Edward III
Richard II
Henry IV
Henry V
Henry VI
Edward IV
Richard III
Henry VII
With Elizabeth of York
Elizabeth of York
Children of Henry VII and ELizabeth of York
Henry VIII
Busts
Full length
Chatsworth cartoons, Holbein
With the barber-surgeons
Wives and children
Portraits 191
Miscellaneous
Catherine of Aragon
Anne Boleyn
Jane Seymour
Anne of Cleves
Catherine Howard
Catherine Parr
Edward VI
Lady Jane Grey
Mary I (see also wives of Philip II of Spain)
Elizabeth I
As princess
Profile busts
Busts
Half length
Full length
Enthroned
With order of garter
With ermine
With sieve
With emblems
In allegories
In processions/progresses
Amusing herself
Miscellaneous
Fakes
James I
As boy
Bust/half length
Full length
Allegories etc.
With wife and children
Anne of Denmark
Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales
Children
Charles I
As boy
Bust/half length
Full length
Equestrian
Miscellaneous
With Henrietta Maria
Henrietta Maria
Children
Protectorate
Oliver Cromwell
Richard Cromwell
Charles II
As boy
Bust/half length
Full length
Portraits 192
Equestrian
Allegorical/historical
Catherine of Braganza
James II
As boy
Bust/half length
Full length
Allegorical/historical
Wives and children
Stuart Pretenders
James Francis Edward Stuart
Charles Edward Stuart
Family members
William and Mary
Anne
George I
George II
George III
George IV
William IV
Victoria
Edward VII
George V
Edward VIII
George VI
Elizabeth II
Greece
Hungary
Italy--see special section below
India—for portraits by Indian artists see ASIAN ICONOGRAPHY
Lorraine
Malta and Rhodes
Navarre
Netherlands
Burgundy
Pippin of Brabant
Louis de Male
Philip the Bold
John the Fearless
Philip the Good
Charles the Bold
Mary of Burgundy
Dukes and duchesses of Burgundy, miscellaneous
Dukes and duchesses of Brabant, miscellaneous
Southern Netherlands
Margaret of Austria
Margaret of Parma
François duke of Anjou
Archduke Albert of Austria
Archduchess Isabella
In court dress
Portraits 193
In religious dress
Cardinal Infante Ferdinand of Austria
As a cardinal
As a soldier
Northern Netherlands
William I of Orange
Miscellaneous
Wives
Maurice
Frederick Henry
William II
Princes of Orange, miscellaneous
Rulers of the Netherlands, miscellaneous
Oceania
Persia—for portraits by Persian artists see ASIAN ICONOGRAPHY
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russia
Peter the Great
Catherine the Great
Miscellaneous
Sardinia
Scotland
Fergus II
Robert the Bruce
Robert II
James I
James II
James III
James IV
James V
Mary Queen of Scots
James VI--see James I, Great Britain
James VII--see James II, Great Britain
Sicily
Spain
Miscellaneous
Alfonso V of Aragon
Jaime I of Aragon
Ferdinand and Isabella
Philip I the Fair
Miscellaneous
Wife and children
Philip II
Bust/half length
Full length
Allegories
Wives
Cycle
Mary of Portugal
Portraits 194
Anne of Austria
Mary Tudor (see also rulers of Great Britain)
Elizabeth of Valois
Children
Caterina Michela
Don Carlos
Philip III
Miscellaneous
Children
Miscellaneous
Infanta Maria
Philip IV
Bust/half length
Full length
Wives
Isabella of Bourbon
Maria Anna of Austria
Children
Balthasar Carlos (Philip Prosper)
Maria Theresa
Margaretha Theresia
Charles II
Philip V
Ferdinand VI
Charles III
Charles IV
Ferdinand VII
Sweden
Gustavus Adolphus
Christina
Charles XI
Miscellaneous
Turkey—for portraits by Ottoman artists see ASIAN ICONOGRAPHY
Cycles
Mehmet the Conqueror
Süleyman the Magnificent
Miscellaneous
Aristocracy--miscellaneous countries except Italy and Great Britain
France
Alençon
Anjou
Berry
Bourbon
Burgundy
Bonaparte
Condé
Guise
Joyeuse
Lorraine
Montmorency
Nemours
Portraits 195
Orléans
Miscellaneous
Male
Female
Groups and families
German lands
Germany
Austria
Low Countries
Spain
Male
Female and groups
Miscellaneous
Central and East European
Irish
Portuguese
Swedish
Swiss
Great Britain
Peerage
Albermarle
Argyle
Arundel
Bedford
Buckingham
Burgh
Burlington
Caernarvon
Chesterfield
Cleveland
Craven
Cumberland
Denbigh
Derby
Devonshire
Dorset
Dunfermline
Dundee
Essex
Miscellaneous A-E
Folkestone
Gloucester
Godolphin
Gordon
Gower
Gramont
Hamilton
Harborough
Howard
Huntingdon
Huntly
Portraits 196
Iveagh
Kent
Lauderdale
Leicester
Lennox
Leven
Lindsay
Miscellaneous F-L
Marlborough
Monmouth
Newcastle
Norfolk
Northumberland
Norfolk
Ormond
Oxford
Pembroke
Petersborough
Powerscourt
Miscellaneous M-P
Richmond
Rochester
Rutland
Salisbury
Shaftesbury
Sheffield
Shrewsbury
Somerset
Southampton
Strafford
Strathmore
Suffolk
Sunderland
Surrey
Tweeddale
Warwick
Westmorland
Winchelsea
Worcester
York
Miscellaneous Q-Z
Minor aristocracy, knights etc.
Scottish lairds and chieftains
Unidentified and miscellaneous
Bourgeoisie--miscellaneous countries except Italy
Great Britain
France
Germany
Switzerland
United States
Netherlands
Portraits 197
Spain
Florentine families--except Medici
Acciaioli
Albizzi
Aldobrandini
Arnolfini
Bardi
Doni
Ginori
Della Luna
Marsupini
Martelli
Mellini
Mucini
Nasi
Panciatichi
Portinari
Quaratesi
Rucellai
Salviati
Sassetti
Strozzi
Tani
Tornabuoni
Vecchietti
Vespucci
Vettori
Florentine families--Medici
Groups
Miscellaneous
Early members of family
Giovanni di Bicci
Children of Giovanni di Bicci
Cosimo il Vecchio
Lorenzo
Children of Cosimo il Vecchio
Pietro il Gottoso
Giovanni
Carlo
Children of Pietro il Gottoso
Lorenzo il Magnifico
Giuliano
Others
Children of Lorenzo il Magnifico
Pietro
Giovanni, Pope Leo X
Giuliano, Duke of Nemours
Grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Lorenzo il Magnifico
Lorenzo di Pietro, Duke of Urbino
Cardinal Ippolito, son of Giuliano
Caterina, daughter of Lorenzo di Pietro, queen of France
Portraits 198
Descendants of Giuliano di Pietro il Gottoso
Giulio, Pope Clement VII
Alessandro, son of Giulio
Giulio, son of Alessandro
Descendants of Lorenzo di Giovanni di Bicci
Pierfrancesco il Vecchio
Lorenzo di Pierfrancesco il Vecchio
Giovanni di Pierfrancesco il Vecchio
Pierfrancesco il Giovane
Giovanni delle Bande Nere
Lorenzino di Pierfrancesco il Giovane
Duke Cosimo I
Children of Duke Cosimo I
Francesco I
Ferdinando I
Others
Grandchildren of Duke Cosimo I
Children of Francesco I
Cosimo II, son of Ferdinando I
Other children of Ferdinando I
Children of Duke Cosimo II
Ferdinando II
Other children
Children of Duke Ferdinando II
Cosimo III
Other children
Children of Duke Cosimo III
Gran' Principe Ferdinando
Anna Maria Luisa
Giangastone
Italian aristocracy (outside Florence)
Acquaviva
Altieri
Anjou
Louis II
René
Aragon
Alfonso I
Alfonso II
Federigo IV
Ferrante II
Maria
Isabella
Giovanna
Arringhieri
Avalos
A, miscellaneous
Baglioni
Barbadori
Barberini
Francesco
Portraits 199
Antonio
Carlo
Taddeo
Maffeo
Bentivoglio
Giovanni II
Males, miscellaneous
Females, miscellaneous
Borghese
Borgia
Cesare
Lucrezia
B, miscellaneous
Carafa
Andrea
Gregorio
Cardona
Carrara
Colonna
Males
Females
Contarini
Cornaro
Caterina
Miscellaneous
Cybo Malaspina
C, miscellaneous
Dianti
Doria
Andrea
Miscellaneous
D, miscellaneous
Este
Males
Agarino
Niccolò III
Leonello
Borso
Francesco, illegitimate son of Leonello
Ercole I
Sigismondo
Alfonso I
Ercole II
Ippolito II
Francesco, marquess of Massa
Alfonso II
Filippo
Luigi
Francesco I, duke of Modena
Miscellaneous
Females
Portraits 200
Isotta
Isabella
Beatrice
Renea
Eleonora
Miscellaneous
Farnese
Pierluigi
Alessandro, cardinal
Ottavio
Ranuccio, cardinal
Alessandro
Ranuccio I
Odoardo
Ranuccio II
Francesco Maria
Vittoria
Girolama
F, miscellaneous
Gonzaga
Males
Marquesses of Mantua
Gianfrancesco
Ludovico
Federigo I
Francesco II
Dukes of Mantua
Federigo II
Francesco III
Guglielmo
Vincenzo I
Francesco IV
Ferdinando
Vincenzo II
Carlo I
Carlo II
Ferdinando Carlo
Cadet branches and miscellaneous
Ferrante I of Guastalla
Cesare of Guastalla
Ferrante II of Guastalla
Novellara Gonzagas
Sabbioneta Gonzagas
Miscellaneous
Females
Elisabetta
Eleonora
Ippolita
Miscellaneous
Grimaldi
Grimani
Portraits 201
G, miscellaneous
I, miscellaneous
Lomellini
L, miscellaneous
Malatesta
Sigismondo
Domenico
Pandolfo
Carlo
Giacomo
Miscellaneous
Marzani
Montefeltro
Federigo
Guidobaldo
Miscellaneous
M, miscellaneous
N, miscellaneous
Odescalchi
Omodei
Orsini
Camillo
Fulvio
Paolo Giordano I
Flavio
Paolo Giordano II
Males, miscellaneous
Giulia
Girolama
Isabella
Females, miscellaneous
History, allegory etc.
O, miscellaneous
Pallavicini
Piccolomini
Pio da Carpi
Porto
P, miscellaneous
Rammi
Rangoni
Rovere
Saluzzo
Scaligeri, Della Scala
Sforza
Cycle
Males
Francesco I
Alessandro
Galeazzo Maria
Costanzo
Lodovico il Moro
Portraits 202
Gian Galeazzo
Francesco, ‘Il Duchetto’
Massimiliano
Francesco II
Miscellaneous
Females
Ginevra
Battista
Caterina
Bianca Maria
Bona
Miscellaneous
Spada
Spinola
S, miscellaneous
Taverna
Trivulzio
T, miscellaneous
Visconti
Azzone
Luchino
Giangaleazzo
Filippo Maria
Males, miscellaneous
Females, miscellaneous
Vitelli
U, V, Z, miscellaneous
Unidentified
Italian rulers--by place
Genoa
Lombardy
Naples
Sicily
Tuscany
Vicenza
House of Savoy
Dukes of Savoy
Kings of Sardinia
Kings of Italy
Branches of the House of Savoy
Venice
Doges
Pietro I Orseolo
Ordelafo Falier
Giovanni Dandolo
Giovanni Gradenigo
Francesco Foscari
Pasquale Malipieno
Cristoforo Moro
Niccolo Marcello
Andrea Vendramin
Portraits 203
Giovanni Mocenigo
Marco Barbarigo
Agostino Barbarigo
Leonardo Loredan
Antonio Grimani
Andrea Gritti
Pietro Lando
Francesco Donato
Marcantonio Trevisano
Girolamo Priuli
Alvise Mocenigo
Sebastiano Venier
Niccolo da Ponte
Pasquale Cicogna
Marino Grimani
Marcantonio Memmo
Giovanni Cornaro I
Niccolo Contarini
Francesco Molin
Giovanni Pesaro
Marcantonio Giustiniani
Francesco Morosini
Giovanni Cornaro II
Carlo Ruzzini
Pietro Grimani
Francesco Loredan
Lodovico Manin
Miscellaneous
Senators, Procurators, etc.
Italian rulers, 20th century
Italian aristocracy
Italian bourgeoisie
Identified
Unidentified
Male
Female
In the Low Countries
Popes
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Before Martin V
Adeodatus
Adrian
Agatho
Anacletus
Anastasius I-IV
Anicetus
Anterus
Benedict I-XII
Boniface I-IX
Caius
Portraits 204
Calixtus I-II
Celestine I-V
Christopher I
Cletus
Conon
Constantine I
Cornelius
Damasus
Dionysius
Domnus I-II
Eleutherius
Deusdedit I
Eugenius I-III
Eusebius
Eutychianus
Evaristus
Fabian
Felix I-IV
Formosus
Gelasius
Hadrian I-V
Gregory I-XII
Hilarius
Honorius
Hormisdas
Hyginus
Innocent I-VIII
John I-XXII
Julius I
Lando I
Leo I-IX
Liberius
Linus
Lucius I-III
Marcellinus
Marcellus I
Marcus
Martin I-IV
Melchiades
Nicholas I-IV
Paschal I-II
Paul I
Pelagius I-II
Peter
Pius I
Pontianus
Romanus
Sabinianus
Severinus
Sergius I-IV
Simmachus
Portraits 205
Simplicius
Siricius
Sisinus
Sixtus I-III
Soterus
Sylvester I-II
Telesphorus
Theodore I-II
Urban I-VI
Valentinus I
Victor I-III
Virgilius
Vitalianus
Zacharias
Zeferinus
Zozimus
Martin V and after
Alexander VI
Alexander VII
Alexander VIII
Benedict XIII
Benedict XIV
Benedict XV
Calixtus III
Clement VII
Clement VIII
Clement IX
Clement X
Clement XI
Clement XII
Clement XIII
Clement XIV
Eugenius IV
Gregory XIII
Gregory XIV
Gregory XV
Hadrian VI
Innocent VIII
Innocent IX
Innocent X
Innocent XI
Innocent XII
Innocent XIII
John XXIII
John Paul I-II
Julius II
Julius III
Leo X
Leo XI
Marcello II
Martin V
Portraits 206
Nicholas V
Paul II
Paul III
Paul IV
Paul V
Pius II
Pius III
Pius IV
Pius V
Pius VI
Pius VII
Pius IX
Pius XI-XII
Sixtus IV
Sixtus V
Urban VII
Urban VIII
Cardinals
Albani
Albergati
Aldobrandini
Armagnac
Azzolino
A, miscellaneous
Bandini
Barberini
Bembo
Bentivoglio
Bessarion
Borghese
Borja
Bouillon
Bourbon
Bousy
Brandenburg
B, miscellaneous
Caetani
Capisucchi
Capponi
Carafa
Carpegna
Cennini
Cerri
Cesi
Chigi
Colonna
Crispi
C, miscellaneous
D, miscellaneous
Este
E, miscellaneous
Portraits 207
Farnese
F, miscellaneous
Gastaldi
Gessi
Gonzaga
Granvelle
Grimani
G, miscellaneous
H, I, J, K, miscellaneous
Lorraine
Ludovisi
L, miscellaneous
Madruzzo
Massimi
Mazarin
Medici
Moroni
M, miscellaneous
N, miscellaneous
Odescalchi
Orsini
Ottoboni
O, miscellaneous
Pamphilij
Perrenot—see Granvelle
Pio
Portocarrero
Pucci
P, miscellaneous
Q, miscellaneous
Richelieu
Rospigliosi
Rovere
R, miscellaneous
Salviati
Sanesio
Santacroce
Sauli
Savelli
Sfondrati
Spada
S, miscellaneous
T, miscellaneous
U, V, miscellaneous
Weld
York
Zabarella
W, X, Y, Z, miscellaneous
Unidentified and miscellaneous
Archbishops
A-Z
Portraits 208
Bishops
A-Z, with individual folders for:
Attobello Averoldo, bishop of Pola
Henry of Blois, bishop of Winchester
Cornelio Musso, bishop of Bitonto
Unidentified and groups
Clerics
Abbots and abbesses
Monks and friars
Nuns
Greek Orthodox priests
Russian Orthodox priests
Officers of the Order of Malta
Rabbis
Theologians
Groups of Protestants
Unidentified
Abelard and Heloise
Bede
A-B miscellaneous
Jean Calvin
John Colet
Nicolaus Cusanus
Duns Scotus
C-D miscellaneous
E-F miscellaneous
G-H miscellaneous
Irimbert of Admont
John of Leyden
I-K miscellaneous
Martin Luther
Rabanus Maurus
Philipp Melanchthon
L-M miscellaneous
N-O miscellaneous
P-R miscellaneous
Girolamo Savonarola
S-T miscellaneous
John Wesley
John Wiclif
Hulrich Zwingli
U-Z miscellaneous
Professions
Actors
Cycle
Robert Elliston
David Garrick
Edmund Kean
John Kemble
Miscellaneous
Actresses
Portraits 209
Frances Abington
Sarah Bernhardt
Eleonora Duse
Yvette Guibert
Sarah Siddons
Peg Woffington
Miscellaneous
Aeronauts
Alchemists
Antiquaries
Archaeologists
Architects (see also Artists)
Art dealers
Art historians
Miscellaneous
Warburgian
Aby Warburg
Fritz Saxl
Gertrud Bing
Henri Frankfort
Otto Kurz and Ernst Gombrich
Miscellaneous
Astronomers/Astrologers
Cycle
Heinrich Vogtherr
Athletes and sportsmen
Bankers--see Merchants etc.
Beauticians
Booksellers
Builders
Calligraphers
Collectors
Composers--see Musicians
Couturiers
Dancers
Educationalists
Engineers and inventors
Explorers--see Travellers
Geographers
Goldsmiths
Historians
Frances A. Yates
Miscellaneous
Horticulturalists
Humanists--see Scholars
Impresarios
Industrialists
Jewellers
Journalists
Lawyers and scholars of law
Portraits 210
Mathematicians
Merchants, bankers etc.
Mistresses
Aspasia
Madame du Barry
Gabrielle d'Estrées
Nell Gwynn
Louise de Kerouaille, Duchess of Portsmouth
Lady Hamilton
Diane de Poitiers
Madame de Pompadour
Madame Récamier
Louise de la Vallière
Simonetta Vespucci
Miscellaneous
Musicians and composers
Johann Sebastian Bach
Ludwig van Beethoven
Frédéric Chopin
Orlando Gibbons
Christoph Willibald von Gluck
George Frederick Handel
Joseph Haydn
Gustav Mahler
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Henry Purcell
Jean-Philippe Rameau
Gioacchino Rossini
Franz Schubert
Robert and Clara Schumann
Jean Sibelius
Igor Stravinsky
Jan Pietersz Sweelinck
Richard Wagner
Performers, miscellaneous
Composers, miscellaneous
Numismatists
Philologists
Physicians and nurses
A-Z
Miscellaneous
Printers, print-sellers and publishers
Reformers and philanthropists
Scholars
A-Z
Miscellaneous
Scientists
Robert Boyle
George-Louis de Buffon
Nicolaus Copernicus
Charles Darwin
Portraits 211
Kenelm Digby
Albert Einstein
Sigmund Freud
Galileo Galilei
Francis Galton
William Harvey
Alexander von Humboldt
David Jenner
Antoine Lavoisier
Anthonie van Leeuwenhoek
Carl Linnaeus
Joseph Lister
A-M miscellaneous
Isaac Newton
Luca Pacioli
Theophrastus Paracelsus
Joseph Priestley
Andreas Vesalius
N-Z miscellaneous
Groups of scientists
Secretaries
Thieves
Travellers and explorers
Christopher Columbus
James Cook
Vasco da Gama
Marco Polo
Walter Raleigh
Miscellaneous
Statesmen, politicians and ambassadors
United States of America
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Miscellaneous
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Arthur James Balfour
Henry, Viscount Bolingbroke
George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham
William Cecil, Lord Burghley
George Canning
Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh
Winston Churchill
Edward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon
Thomas Cromwell
Benjamin Disraeli
Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex
Charles James Fox
William Gladstone
Portraits 212
Warren Hastings
Christopher Hatton
Arthur Bonar Law
Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester
David Lloyd George
Ramsay MacDonald
Thomas More
Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston
Robert Peel
Spencer Perceval
William Pitt the Elder
William Pitt the Younger
Robert Cecil, Earl of Salisbury
Anthony Ashley Cooper, Earl of Shaftesbury
Robert Shirley
Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford
Robert Walpole
Francis Walsingham
Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington (see also Commanders)
Cardinal Wolsey
John Yonge
Miscellaneous
France
Georges d'Armagnac
Thomas Bohier
Charles de Bourbon
Georges Clemenceau
Jean-Baptiste Colbert
Gaspard de Coligny
Marquis de Lafayette
Jules Mazarin--see Cardinals
Anne de Montmorency
Armand-Jean du Plessis, Cardinal Richelieu--see Cardinals
Pierre Séguier
Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand
Adolphe Thiers
Guillaume Jouvenal des Ursins
German lands
Otto von Bismarck
Klemens von Metternich
Miscellaneous
Hungary
Italy
Java
Low Countries
Nepal
Persia
Russia
Spain
Turkey
Venice
Portraits 213
Miscellaneous
Civic dignitaries
Officers of royal households
Assassins
Revolutionaries and spies
Commanders
Ancient
Austria
Byzantium
Great Britain
Military
Robert Clive
Eyre Coote
Duke of Cumberland
Thomas Fairfax
John Hampden
William Hargrave
Duke of Marlborough
George Monck
Marquis of Montrose
Prince Rupert of the Rhine
Duke of Wellington (see also Statesmen)
James Wolfe
Miscellaneous
Naval
William Bligh
James Cook--see Travellers and explorers
Nicholas Carew
Francis Drake
Lord Howard of Effingham
Horatio Nelson
Miscellaneous
France
Cycle
Miscellaneous
Germany
Italy
Andrea Doria
Military
Naval
Low Countries
Flemish
Dutch
Military
Naval
Poland
Russia
Scandinavia
Spain
Duke of Alva
Francisco de Moura Cortereal
Portraits 214
Don John of Austria
Ambrogio Spinola
Miscellaneous
Turkey
Miscellaneous
Pirates and sea-rovers
Authors and philosophers
Cycles
Classical authors and philosophers
Census
Groups
Miscellaneous
Poet/poetess (type)
The seven sages
Aeschines
Aeschylus
Aesopus
Agathon
Anacharsis
Anacreon
Anaxagoras
Anaxarchus
Anaximander
Antipater of Cyrene
Antisthenes
Apollonius
Aratus
Arcesilaus
Archillas
Archimedes
Archytas
Aristides
Aristippus
Aristomachus
Ariston of Chios
Aristophanes
Census
Portrait bust, Uffizi, Florence
Miscellaneous
Aristotle
Aulus Gellius
Avienus
Bias
Callisthenes
Carneades
Cato
Catullus
Cebes
Chilon of Sparta
Chrysippus
Cicero
Portraits 215
Census
Portrait bust, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Portrait bust, Uffizi, Florence
Miscellaneous
Claudian
Cleanthes
Cleobulus
Cleombrotus
Clitomachus
Confucius
Corinna
Crates
Demetrius
Democritus
Hippocrates visiting Democritus
Democritus and Heraclitus
Miscellaneous
Demosthenes
Census
Portrait bust, Giardino di Boboli, Florence
Miscellaneous
Diodorus Cronus
Diodorus Siculus
Diogenes
Census
Diogenes in a barrel, altar lid, Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, Rome
'Homo Platonis'
Discarding his cup
Seeking a man
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Dionysius Halicarnassus
Dioscorides
Donatus
Empedocles
Ennius
Epaphroditus
Census
Seated statue, Palazzo Altieri, Rome
Epictetus
Epicurus
Epimenides
Euclid
Eudoxus
Euripides
Census
Portrait bust, Galleria Estense, Modena
Miscellaneous
Eurylochus
Galen
Harpocrates
Portraits 216
Heraclides
Heraclitus (see also Democritus)
Hermarchus
Hermes Trismegistus
Herodotus
Hesiod
Hipparchia—see Crates
Hippocrates
Homer
Census
Homer between Iliad and Odyssey, end of a Muse sarcophagus, Louvre, Paris
Portrait bust, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Horace
Hortensius
Iamblichus
Isocrates
Josephus
Justinus
Juvenal
Kronos
Livy
Lucian
Lysias
Census
Portrait bust, Museo Nazionale, Naples
Miscellaneous
Manilius
Martianus Capella
Menander
Menedemus
Menippus
Metrodorus
Monymus
Moschion
Myson
Oppian
Ovid
Paedianus
Palaemon
Periander
Persius
Census
Relief portrait, Villa Albani, Rome
Miscellaneous
Petronius
Pherecydes
Philemon
Pindar
Pittacus
Portraits 217
Plato
Census
Miscellaneous
Pliny the Elder
Pliny the Younger
Plotinus
Polemon
Poseidippos
Plutarch
Poseidonus
Protagoras
Prudentius
Ptolemy
Publius Sirius
Pyrrho
Pythagoras
Quintilian
Sallust
Sappho
Seneca
Farnese type (‘Pseudo-Seneca’)
Guido Reni type
Miscellaneous
Simon
Socrates
Census
Portrait bust, Museo Capitolino, Rome
Gem, untraced
Socrates and Xanthippe
Miscellaneous
Solon
Sophocles
Speusippus
Statius
Stilpo
Suetonius
Tacitus
Terence
Thales
Theocritus
Theodorus
Thucydides
Timon
Vergil
Xenocrates
Xenophanes
Xenophon
Zeno
Post-classical authors and philosophers
Types
The poet
Portraits 218
Miscellaneous poets
Author/philosopher miscellaneous types
Author at his desk
Dedicational portraits
Groups
'Le parnasse français'
Miscellaneous
Adam of St Victor
Joseph Addison
Petrus Aegidius
Camillo Agrippa
Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa
Marcus Agrippa
Leon Battista Alberti
Albertus Magnus
Guillaume Apollinaire
Pietro Aretino
Lodovico Ariosto
A, miscellaneous
Francis Bacon
Honoré de Balzac
Daniele Barbaro
Charles Baudelaire
Joachim du Bellay
Pietro Bembo (see also Cardinals)
Giovanni Boccaccio
Achille Bocchi
Boethius
Sebastian Brant
Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Basil Bunting
John Bunyan
Robert Burns
Samuel Butler
Lord Byron
B, miscellaneous
Tommaso Campanella
Thomas Carlyle
Ernst Cassirer
Baldesarre Castiglione
Conrad Celtis
Pedro Chacón
Geoffrey Chaucer
Colley Cibber
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Vittoria Colonna
William Congreve
Prosper Jolyot de Crébillon
C, miscellaneous
Dante Alighieri
Portraits 219
John Dee
René Descartes
Charles Dickens
Denis Diderot
Luigi Domenichi
Antonio Francesco Doni
John Donne
Jean Dorat
Fyodor Dostoevsky
John Dryden
D, miscellaneous
George Eliot
T.S. Eliot
Desiderius Erasmus
John Evelyn
Marsilio Ficino
Robert Fludd
John Galsworthy
Giovanni Battista Gelli
Jean Gerson
Edward Gibbon
Paolo Giovio
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Oliver Goldsmith
Jules & Edmond de Goncourt
Luis de Góngora
John Ernest Grabe
Thomas Gray
Hugo Grotius
Battista Guarini
Guarino da Verona
Francesco Guicciardini
E, F, G, miscellaneous
Heinrich Heine
Robert Herrick
Lord Herbert of Cherbury
E.T.A. Hoffmann
Thomas Hobbes
Victor Hugo
David Hume
Ulrich von Hutten
Constantijn Huygens
H, miscellaneous
Manasseh ben Israel
Francis, Lord Jeffery
James Joyce
Samuel Johnson
Ben Jonson
Jean de Joinville
Immanuel Kant
John Keats
Portraits 220
I, J, K, miscellaneous
Alphonse de Lamartine
Charles Lamb
D.H. Lawrence
T.E. Lawrence
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
John Locke
Henry Longfellow
L, miscellaneous
Thomas Macaulay
Niccolò Machiavelli
Stéphane Mallarmé
Sir John de Mandeville
Giambattista Marino
W. Somerset Maugham
Juan Meléndez Valdés
Moses Mendelssohn
John Milton
Molière
Michel de Montaigne
Charles de Secondat, baron de Montesquieu
M, miscellaneous
Friedrich Nietzsche
Fulvio Orsini
Blaise Pascal
Samuel Pepys
Francesco Petrarca, Petrarch (including Laura)
Giovanni Pico della Mirandola
Alberto Pio
Willibald Pirckheimer
Christine de Pisan
Angelo Poliziano
Giovanni Gioviano Pontano
Alexander Pope
Giovanni Battista della Porta
Ezra Pound
Matthew Prior
Pellegrino Prisciano
Alexander Pushkin
N, O, P, miscellaneous
Francis Quarles
Francisco de Quevedo
François Rabelais
Francesco Redi
Rainer Maria Rilke
Cesare Ripal
Christina Rossetti
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
John Ruskin
Q, R, miscellaneous
Hans Sachs
Portraits 221
Louis de Rouvroy, duc de Saint-Simon
Salvino & Anton Maria Salvini
Georges Sand
Friedrich von Schiller
Sir Walter Scott
Percy & Mary Shelley
William Shakespeare
Sir Philip Sidney
Osbert, Edith and Sacheverell Sitwell
Jan Six
Robert Southey
Sperone Speroni
Marie-Louise Germaine de Staël
Stendhal
Laurence Sterne
Robert Louis Stevenson
August Strindberg
Giulio Strozzi
Sir John Suckling
Jonathan Swift
S, miscellaneous
Torquato Tasso
Alfred, Lord Tennyson
William Thackeray
Leo Tolstoy
Johannes Trithemius
Pierio Valeriano
Benedetto Varchi
Paul Verlaine
Pietro Vettori
Voltaire
Horace Walpole
H.G. Wells
Oscar Wilde
Johann Winckelmann
Virginia Woolf
Mary Wollstonecraft
William Wordsworth
Sir Thomas Wyat
W.B. Yeats
Émile Zola
T-Z, miscellaneous
Artists' self-portraits
Cycle of 20th-century self-portraits
Unidentified
Satirical
Miscellaneous
Heinrich Aldegrever
Alessandro Allori
Andrea del Sarto
Sophonisba Anguisciola
Portraits 222
A, miscellaneous
Baccio Bandinelli
Hans Baldung Grien
The Bassano family
Max Beckmann
Valerio Belli
The Bellini family
Róbert Berény
Gianlorenzo Bernini
Arnold Böcklin
Ferdinand Bol
Giovanni Boldù
Léon Bonnat
Sandro Botticelli
B, miscellaneous
Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio
The Carracci family
Rosalba Carriera
Niccolò Cassano
Paul Cézanne
Marc Chagall
Jean-Baptiste Siméon Chardin
Lovis Corinth
Gustave Courbet
Lucas Cranach
Giuseppe Maria Crespi
C, miscellaneous
Jacques-Louis David
Edgar Degas
Carlo Dolci
Il Domenichino
Gerrit Dou
Albrecht Dürer
Anthonie van Dyck
D, miscellaneous
James Ensor
Sir Jacob Epstein
E, miscellaneous
Carel and Barent Fabritius
Henri Fantin-Latour
Giovanni Fattori
Filarete (Antonio Averlino)
Heinrich Füssli/Henry Fuseli
F, miscellaneous
Thomas Gainsborough
Paul Gauguin
Artemisia Gentileschi
Lorenzo Ghiberti
Vittorio Ghislandi
Luca Giordano
Giorgione (Giorgio Barbarelli da Castelfranco)
Portraits 223
Vincent van Gogh
Hendrick Goltzius
Pier Leone Ghezzi
Francisco Goya
El Greco (Domenikos Theotokopoulos)
Jean-Baptiste Greuze
Guercino (Giovanni Francesco Barbieri)
G, miscellaneous
Frans Hals
Maerten van Heemskerck
Nicholas Hilliard
William Hogarth
Hans Holbein the Elder and the Younger
H, miscellaneous
Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres
Augustus John
Gwen John
I,J, miscellaneous
Angelica Kauffmann
Sir Godfrey Kneller
Oskar Kokoschka
Käthe Kollwitz
Johann Kupetsky
K, miscellaneous
Pieter van Laer
Giovanni Lanfranco
Nicholas Largillière
Hans Sebald Lautensack
Charles Lebrun
Sir Peter Lely
Leonardo da Vinci
Leone Leoni
Ottavio Leoni
Lucas van Leyden
Max Liebermann
Jean Étienne Liotard
Filippino Lippi
Johann Heinrich Lips
Jan Lutma
L, miscellaneous
Antonio Mancini
Édouard Manet
Carlo Maratta
Israhel van Meckenem
Anton Raphael Mengs
Michelangelo Buonarotti
Jan Miel
Frans & Willem van Mieris
Pierre Mignard
Sir John Everett Millais
Joan Miró
Portraits 224
Anthonis Mor
George Morland
John Hamilton Mortimer
Edvard Munch
Bartolomé Murillo
Michiel van Musscher
M, miscellaneous
Emil Nolde
N, miscellaneous
Peter and Isaac Oliver
Jacob Cornelisz van Oostsanen
John Opie
Adriaen van Ostade
Friedrich Overbeck
O, miscellaneous
Palma Giovane
Samuel Palmer
Parmigianino (Francesco Mazzola)
Georg Pencz
Perugino (Pietro Vannucci)
Baldassare Peruzzi
Pablo Picasso
Anton Pilgram
Pintoricchio (Bernardino di Betto)
Nicolas Poussin
Pierre Puget
Protogenes
P, miscellaneous
Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio)
Rembrandt van Rijn
Guido Reni
Auguste Renoir
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Marco & Sebastiano Ricci
George Richmond
Hyacinthe Rigaud
Hubert Robert
Salvator Rosa
Henri Rousseau
Sir Peter Paul Rubens
Philipp Otto Runge
Alfonso Ruspagiari
R, miscellaneous
Francesco da Sangallo
Luca Signorelli
Abraham Simon
Renée Sintenis
Elisabetta Sirani
Max Slevogt
Stanley Spencer
Jan Steen
Portraits 225
S, miscellaneous
Pavel Tchelitchew
Bertel Thorvaldsen
Tintoretto (Jacopo Robusti)
Titian (Tiziano Vecellio)
William Turner
T, miscellaneous
Giorgio Vasari
Diego Velázquez
Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun
Édouard Vuillard
U, V, miscellaneous
Antoine Watteau
Benjamin West
James Whistler
Joseph Wright
W, miscellaneous
Johann Zoffany
X, Y, Z, miscellaneous
Artists' portraits
Group portraits
Group portraits: Albert Memorial, London
Unidentified
James and Robert Adam
Francesco Albani
Apelles
Aper
Agostino Ardenti
Cavaliere d'Arpino
A, miscellaneous
Giovanni Baglione
Baccio Bandinelli
Aubrey Beardsley
The Bellini family
Gianlorenzo Bernini
William Blake
Arnold Böcklin
Ferdinand Bol
Hans Boll
François Boucher
Donato Bramante
Jan Breughel the Elder
Pieter Brueghel the Younger
Andrea Briosco
Filippo Brunelleschi
Hans Burgkmair
B, miscellaneous
Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio
The Carracci family
Paul Cézanne
John Constable
Portraits 226
Correggio (Antonio Allegri)
Pietro da Cortona
C, miscellaneous
Jacques-Louis David
Albrecht Dürer
Dürer's family
François Duquesnoy
Anthonie van Dyck
D, miscellaneous
Jan van Eyck
Sir Jacob Epstein
E, miscellaneous
Frans Floris
Domenico Fontana
Lavinia Fontana
Frans Francken the Elder
F, miscellaneous
The Gaddi family
Giambologna
Grinling Gibbons
Sir Alfred Gilbert
Giorgione (Giorgio Barbarelli da Castelfranco)
Giotto di Bondone
Giulio Romano
Hendrick Goltzius
Hubert Goltzius
Francisco Goya
El Greco (Domenikos Theotokopoulos) (family)
Jean-Baptiste Greuze (family)
Matthias Grünewald
Guercino (Giovanni Francesco Barbieri)
G, miscellaneous
Juan de Herrera
H, miscellaneous
Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres (family)
Theodore Jacobsen
Wenzel Jamnitzer
Augustus John
Inigo Jones
I,J, miscellaneous
K, miscellaneous
Sir Edwin Landseer
Jean Baptiste LeMoyne
Leonardo da Vinci
Max Liebermann
Filippino Lippi
Filippo Lippi
Sir Edwin Lutyens
L, miscellaneous
Karel van Mander
Jules & François Mansart
Portraits 227
Andrea Mantegna
Adolf Menzel
Michelangelo Buonarotti
Pierre Mignard
Sir John Everett Millais
Millais's family
Agostino Mitelli
Claude Monet
Henry Moore
George Morland
William Morris
M, miscellaneous
N, miscellaneous
Friedrich Overbeck
O, miscellaneous
Andrea Palladio
Palma Giovane
Parmigianino (Francesco Mazzola)
Pausias
Perugino (Pietro Vannucci)
Pablo Picasso
Paulus Potter
Nicolas Poussin
P, miscellaneous
Q, miscellaneous
Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio)
Rembrandt van Rijn
Rembrandt's family
Guido Reni
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Auguste Rodin
George Romney (family)
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Sir Peter Paul Rubens
Rubens's family
R, miscellaneous
The Sangallo family
Martin Schongauer
Sir John Soane
Bartholomaeus Spranger
Frans Snyders
S, miscellaneous
Tintoretto (Jacopo Robusti)
Titian (Tiziano Vecellio)
William Turner
T, miscellaneous
Giorgio Vasari
Andrea Verrocchio
Simon Vouet
U, V, miscellaneous
Josiah Wedgwood
Portraits 228
Jan Wildens
Richard Wilson
Sir Christopher Wren
W, miscellaneous
Zeuxis
Taddeo and Federigo Zuccaro
X, Y, Z, miscellaneous
General types
In classical setting/with classical objects
Patrons of the arts
Collectors
Donors
Before the Virgin
Before the cross or Trinity
Before religious stories
With their patron saints
Without their patron saints
Adaptations
Children
Single
With pets/animals
Groups
Parents with children
Single parent
With grandparents
Family groups
Husband and wife
Poet and muse type
Miscellaneous
Group portraits
General
Dutch
Families
Guilds
Assemblies
Civic bodies
German
Italian
Albert Memorial, London
Different views of face in one picture
Sitter addressing spectator
With allusions to sitter's calling
Miscellaneous
Women spinning, sewing etc.
With black servants
With dog
With dog and/or gun
With falcon
With other pets
Holding objects
Letter/scroll
Portraits 229
Devotional objects
Vessel/glass
Sculpture
Portrait
Flowers [except pinks/carnations]
Fruit
Palm
Pomander
Chain/necklace
Medallion/miniature
Fan
Handkerchief
Gloves
Mask
Ring
Musical instruments/music
Miscellaneous
As shepherds/shepherdesses
As hunters
Allegorical (see also SECULAR ICONOGRAPHY)
As mythological figures (male)
As mythological figures (female)
Courtly Olympus
As historical figures
In religious scenes
As saints (male)
As saints (female)
With emblems, miscellaneous
With emblems of love and loyalty
With pinks/carnations
With arrow
Surrounded by allegorical figures/symbols
With vanitas symbols
Miscellaneous
In emblematic frames
With moralising inscriptions
Memorial tablets
Cycles of Famous Men/Women
Cycles of Legendary Women
Monuments
Unidentified
Male
Female
Portraits on horseback
Velazquez
Charles I/Cromwell
General
Equestrian Sculptures
Census
Antiquity
Bamberg Rider
Portraits 230
Donatello, Gattamelata
Verona, Scaliger tombs
Verrocchio, Colleoni
Leonardo
Tacca, Philip IV
Schlüter, The Great Elector
Miscellaneous
Portrait Exhibition, 1943
Gems, anonymous heads/busts
Wax medallions
General problems
HISTORY
Picture chronicles
Chronicles of world history
Primitive stages of mankind
Piero di Cosimo
Discovery of fire
Erection of primitive buildings
Miscellaneous
Progress
Egyptian history
Assyrian history
Indian history
Four empires of the world
Unidentified scenes from history, general
CLASSICAL HISTORY
Classical history cycles, Valerius Maximus
Unidentified scenes from classical history
Classical history, misc
Classical battles, cycle
Classical heroes, cycles
Roman history, cycles
Classical history: individuals
Abradates
Agrippa
Agrippina
Albinus, Lucius
Alcibiades
Alexander the Great
Cycles
Single figure
Miscellaneous
Individual scenes
Birth of Alexander
History 231
Taming Bucephalus
Alexander and Timoclea
Alexander and Diogenes
Alexander assaulting Pera
Alexander sacrificing at the tomb of Achilles
The battle at the Granicus
Cutting the Gordian knot
Alexander appoints Abdolonymos king
Alexander and the physician, Philip
The family of Darius (the continence of Alexander)
The battle of Issus
Alexander with Jaddus, the high priest
Alexander placing the works of Homer in a golden casket
The foundation of Alexandria
Alexander at the death of the wife of Darius
The battle of Arbela
Alexander's entry into Babylon
The revels at Persepolis
Sealing the lips of Hephaestion
The death of Darius
Alexander and the queen of the Amazons
Alexander and Roxana
Alexander killing Cleitus
Alexander and the wife of Spitamenes
Alexander and Queen Cleophis
The defeat of Porus at the Hydaspes, with Alexander's clemency to Porus
Alexander at the tomb of Cyrus
The funeral of Hephaestion
Mount Athos, the Alexander mountain
The death of Alexander
Anapias and Amphinomus—see Catanian Brothers
Anaxagoras
Ancus Marcius
Androcles
Census
Miscellaneous
Anthony, Mark--see Antonius, Marcus
Antiochus and Stratonice
Antiochus III, the Great
Antiochus Epiphanes
Antonius, Marcus (see also Cleopatra)
Cycles
Single figure
Miscellaneous
Archimedes
Aristides
Aristomenes
Arria and Paetus
Arsinoë
Artemisia
Athenaïs (Eudocia, wife of the emperor Theodosius II)
History 232
Augustus
Cycles
Infancy
Closing the temple of Janus
Augustus and the Sibyl--see Sibyls
Augustus at the tomb of Alexander
Miscellaneous
Aurelianus and Zenobia, queen of Palmyra
Aurelius, Marcus
Basilides, prophecy of--see Titus
Belisarius--see SOCIAL LIFE, Beggars
Berenice (wife of Ptolemy Euergetes)
Bias
Bilia and Duilius
Brennus (see also Camillus)
Brutus, Lucius Junius
Condemns his sons to death
Fighting with Aruns, son of Tarquin
Miscellaneous
Brutus, Marcus Junius
Miscellaneous
With Portia
Suicide of Portia--see Portia
Caeculus
Caesar, Julius
Cycles
Birth
Ordering Pompey's letters to be burned
With the head of Pompey
Battles
Miscellaneous
Death
Caligula
Calpurnius
Cambyses
Camillus
And the schoolmaster of the Falerii
And Brennus the Gaul (see also Brennus)
Miscellaneous
Camma and Sinorix
Caracalla
Census
Miscellaneous
Caractacus
Cassius, Spurius
Catanian brothers
Catiline
Cato, Marcus Portius (Uticensis)
Miscellaneous
Suicide
Charondas
History 233
Cicero
Cimbrian women
Cimon
Miscellaneous
The battle of Salamis
Cimon and Pero
Cincinnatus
Cipus
Claudia
Claudius (see also Messalina)
Cleobis and Biton
Census
Miscellaneous
Cleombrotus
Cleopatra
With Marcus Antonius
Cleopatra's banquet (Cleopatra with the pearl)
Cleopatra with the pearl, single figure
Cleopatra and Antony, fishing
With Octavian
With the dying Antonius/at the tomb of Antonius
Miscellaneous
Death of Cleopatra
Alone
With attendants
Cloelia
Codrus
Constantine
Battle of Constantine
Miscellaneous
Coriolanus
And Veturia and Volumnia
Miscellaneous
Cornelia (see also Gracchi)
Corvus, Marcus Valerius
Crispus
Croesus
Curius Dentatus, Marcus
Curtius, Marcus
Cyrus the Great
Cycles
Infancy
Cyrus and Astyages
Cyrus restoring the treasures of the Temple to the Jews
Miscellaneous
Cyrus and Tomyris
Tomyris, miscellaneous
Cyrus the Younger
Damocles
Damon and Pythias
Darius I
History 234
Darius III
Decius Mus--see Mus, Decius
Demetrius
Demosthenes
Diagoras
Dion
Dionysius
Domitian
Tapestry Cycle
Duilius
Epaminondas
Eudamidas
Fabius Maximus--see Maximus, Fabius
Fabricius, Gaius
Firmus
Flamininus, Titus
Galba
Germanicus
Gracchi (see also Cornelia)
Gyges
Hadrian
Hannibal
Cycles
Swearing eternal emnity to Rome
Crossing the Alps/Apennines
Surrender of Saragossa
Battle of Cannae
Battles, miscellaneous
Hannibal recognises the head of Hasdrubal
Harmodios and Aristogeiton
Hasdrubal
Herod--see RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY, Josephus
Herostratus
Hiero
Hippo
Horatii and Curatii
Horatius Cocles--see Cocles, Horatius
Hostilius, Tullus
Isadas
Jugurtha
Julian the Apostate
Laenas, C. Popilius
Leaena
Leonidas
Licinius
Livia--see Augustus
Lucretia
Cycles
Tarquin and Lucretia
Scenes other than Tarquin and Lucretia or suicide of Lucretia
Suicide of Lucretia
History 235
Single figure
In the presence of others
Lamentation/oath of Junius Brutus
Luscinus—see Fabricius
Lycurgus
Lysimachus
Maecenas
Manlius Torquatus, Titus--see Torquatus, Titus Manlius
Marcellus, M. Claudius
Marcius, Ancus--see Ancus Marcius
Marcus Antonius--see Antonius, Marcus
Marcus Aurelius--see Aurelius, Marcus
Marius, Caius
Marius, Caius, the younger
Martius, Ancus--see Ancus Marcius
Martius, Lucius (see also Scipio Africanus Major)
Mauricius
Maximian
Maximus, Quintus Fabius
Cycle
Miscellaneous
Messalina
Metellus
Milon, of Croton
Miltiades
Minos
Mithridates
Mucius Scaevola
Mus, Decius
Nero
With body of his mother Agrippina
Playing fiddle while Rome burns
Miscellaneous
Nerva
Nobilior, Fulvius
Numa Pompilius
Ochus
Othryades
Ovid
Panthea and Abradates
Papirius Praetextatus
Parysatis
Paulus, Aemilius
Pausanias (Spartan general)
Periander
Phalaris
Philip of Macedon
Philopoemen
Phocion
Phryne
Polycrates
History 236
Pompeii, Destruction of
Pompey and Julia
Popilius Laenas--see Laenas, Popilius
Porsenna
Portia (see also Brutus and Portia)
Psammetichus
Pyrrhon
Pyrrhus
Pythias and Damon
Regulus
Rhodogune
Rhodope—see Psammetichus
Romulus and Remus
Census
Antique sculptures only
Statue, Wolf, fragment, Uffizi, Florence
End of Mars and Rhea Silvia sarcophagus, Rome, Vatican
Antique sculptures and Renaissance documentation
Funerary Altar, Uffizi, Florence
From River-God Tiber, Louvre, Paris
Funerary Altar, Rome, Vatican
Statue, Lupa Capitolina, Rome, Museo dei Conservatori
Renaissance documentation only
Funerary altar of L. Volusius Saturninus
Funerary altar, unnamed
Funerary altar of T. Julius Parthenio
Cycles
Rhea Silvia
Exposed
With the wolf, or with a river god
Finding of Romulus and Remus
Single figures
Deification of Romulus
Romulus: miscellaneous scenes
Rape of the Sabines
Battle of the Romans and Sabines
The Sabine women reconcile the Sabines with the Romans
Sabinus and Eponine
Sardanapalus
Spinning
Death
Scilurus
Scipio Africanus Major, Publius Cornelius
Cycles
Saves his wounded father
Scipio and Lucius Martius
Scipio and Syphax
Scipio and Hannibal at the battle of Zama
Scipio receives homage from pirates
Scipio’s son sent by Antiochus to console him when ill
Scipio showing his wounds to the Senate
History 237
Miscellaneous
The continence of Scipio
Scipio Aemilianus Africanus Minor, Publius Cornelius
Carthage prepares its defences
The destruction of Carthage
The dream of Scipio Africanus Minor
Miscellaneous
Scipio Asiaticus, Lucius Cornelius
Scipio Nasica, Publius Cornelius
Seleucus I Nicator
Semiramis
Seneca
Sertorius
Sesostris
Severus
Sextus, Marcus
Smyrna, Slaves of
Socrates
Solon
Sophonisba
Spartacus
Sulpicia
Tanaquil
Tarpeia
Tarquinius Priscus
Tarquinius Superbus
Themistocles
Theramenes
Thrasybulus
Tiberius
Timoleon
Timophanes
Titus
Prophecy of Basilides
Sack of Jerusalem
Miscellaneous
Tomyris--see Cyrus
Torquatus, Titus Manlius
Trajan
Census
Classical art
Justice of Trajan
Miscellaneous
Triumvirate
Tuccia
Tullia
Tullius, Servius
Valerian
Vergil
Vespasian
Victor, Sextus Aurelius
History 238
Virginia
Vitellius
Xenophon
Xerxes
Zaleucus
Zenobia
MEDIEVAL AND MODERN HISTORY
Unknown subjects
Africa
Americas
Discovery
Cycle
Miscellaneous
North
Central and South
Byzantium
Cycle
Galla Placidia
Theodosius II
Justinian
Heraclius
Andronicus II Palaeologus
China
France
Mediaeval
Cycles
Les Grandes Chroniques
Froissart
Histoire des Rois de France
C.N. Cochin
Clovis I
Charles Martel
Charlemagne
Bertrand du Guesclin
Joan of Arc
Miscellaneous
Post-mediaeval
Charles VIII
Louis XII
The Continence of Bayard
François I
Henri II
François II
Charles IX
Henri III
Henri IV
Rubens, Henri IV cycle
History 239
Rubens, Marie de Médicis cycle
Paintings
Sketches
Works after Rubens
Barlaeus, Henri IV cycle
Miscellaneous
Louis XIII
Louis XIV
Minority
Marriage
Allegories
Porte St Denis
Military exploits
Receives ambassadors of Siam
Miscellaneous
Louis XV
Revolution
Napoleon
Since 1815
German Lands
Cycles
Before 1493
Women of Weinsberg
Rudolf of Habsburg and the priest
Coronation of Frederick III
Miscellaneous
Maximilian I
Theuerdank
Weisskunig
Triumphal arch
Miscellaneous
Charles V
Victories--Heemskerck cycle
Battle of Pavia
Conquest of Tunis
Siege of Münster
Battle of Mühlberg
Miscellaneous
1493-1555, Misc.
History of Johann Friedrich of Saxony
1555-1600
Thirty Years' War
Hungarian Revolt, 1671
War with the Turks
1600-1700, miscellaneous
1700-present
Great Britain
The Offas
Edward the Confessor
Bayeux Tapestry
Richard of Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick
History 240
Biagio di Rebecca cycle
Before 1485, miscellaneous
Henry VII
Henry VIII
Edward VI
Mary I
Elizabeth I
Mary, Queen of Scots
James I
Miscellaneous
Gunpowder plot
Rubens, Whitehall ceiling
Paintings
Sketches
Cleaning
Charles I
Miscellaneous
Executions of Strafford and Laud
Trial
Execution
Protectorate
Voyage to England of Catherine of Braganza
Charles II
James II
William and Mary
War of the Spanish Succession
Jacobite rebellions
Wars with France, 1793-1815
Imperial history
18th century, miscellaneous
19th century, miscellaneous
20th century, miscellaneous
Greece
Hungary
India
Iran—see Persia
Islam (see also India, Persia, Turkey)
Italy
General
Before 1400
Florence
Genoa
Mantua
Milan
Rome
Venice
Miscellaneous
15th century
Florence
Milan
Naples
History 241
Rimini
Rome
Siena
Venice
Miscellaneous
16th century
Families
Farnese
Caprarola, Anticamera
Caprarola, Sala dei Fasti
Rome, Palazzo della Cancelleria
Rome, Palazzo Farnese
Rome, Palazzo Rondanini
Miscellaneous
Medici
Giovanni delle Bande Nere
Pope Clement VII
Duke Cosimo I
Miscellaneous
Cities
Cremona
Florence
Genoa
Piacenza
Rome
Venice
Miscellaneous
17th century
Sea-battles against Turks--Callot cycle
Pope Urban VIII
Miscellaneous
18th century
19th century
20th century
Low Countries
Ancient and Medieval cycles
Tempesta
Vaenius
Chroniques de Hainault
Antiquitates Flandriae
Before 1555
Ancient
Post-classical
1555-1621
Allegory of Netherlandish pride and punishment
Allegory of Alva's tyranny
Regime of Alva--miscellaneous
William the Silent
Siege of Leiden
Spanish fury at Antwerp
Pacification of Ghent
History 242
Twelve Years' Truce
Miscellaneous
Southern Netherlands/Belgium since 1621
Northern Netherlands/Holland since 1621
1621-1650, miscellaneous
Visit to Amsterdam of Marie de Médicis
Peace of Münster
1650-1672
Anglo-French attack, 1672
1672-1700
Since 1700
Persia
Portugal
Russia
South Seas--see Great Britain: Imperial history
Spain
Before 1500
16th century
17th century
Margaret of Austria cycle--Tempesta
Thirty Years' War
Surrender of Breda
Miscellaneous
18th century
Peninsular War
19th century
Sweden
Switzerland
Miscellaneous
Wilhelm Tell
Turkey
Capture of Trebizond
Battle of Lepanto
Cycle
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Social Life 243
SOCIAL LIFE
Triumphs
Triumphal arch
Ancient
In Renaissance painting
Renaissance and later
Serlio designs
Francesco I of Lorraine (Florence)
Alfonso of Aragon
Triumphal column
Trophies
Ancient triumphs of named persons
Caesar
Caracalla
Constantine
Licinius
Aemilius Paulus
Scipio Africanus
Miscellaneous
Ancient triumphs, general
Census
Antique art
Copies after antique
Cassoni
Miscellaneous
Modern triumphs of contemporaries
England
France
Italy
Low Countries
Don John of Austria
Frederick Henry
Miscellaneous
Turkey
Miscellaneous
Germany
Maximilian
Charles V
Miscellaneous
Triumph of Maximilian: Hans Burgmair
Triumphant horsemen
Allegorical triumphs
Heemskerck, Vicissitudes of human things
Miscellaneous (see also LITERATURE Petrarch)
Mythological and Astrological triumphs
Hypnerotomachia Poliphili
Cossa, etc., Palazzo Schifanoia
Pinturicchio
Miscellaneous
Social Life 244
Festivals
Miscellaneous material
Ancient
Census
Miscellaneous
Islamic
Fireworks
Unidentified
France
16th century
Costume studies (Primaticcio)
Designs and costumes, miscellaneous
Entry of Mary Tudor into Paris, 1514
Entry of François I, Lyons 1515
Entry of Henri II, Lyons 1548
Entry of Henri II, Paris 1549
Entry of Henri II, Rouen 1550
Festival at Bayonne, 1565
Entry of Charles IX and Elizabeth, Paris 1571
Ballet Comique, 1581
Entry of Henri IV, Lyons 1595
Entry of Henri IV, Rouen 1596
Entry of Marie de Médicis, Avignon 1600
Entry of Marie de Médicis, Lyons 1600
Miscellaneous
Valois Tapestries
Festival at Fontainebleau, 1564
Festival for Polish ambassadors, 1573
Journey of Henri III to Poland, 1573
Festival at the Tuileries, 1573
The barriers at Whitehall, 1582
17th century
Ballet de Renaud
Entry of Louis XIII, Aix 1622
Entry of Louis XIII, Avignon 1622
Entry of Louis XIII, Lyons 1622
Barriers at Nancy, 1627
Entry of Louis XIII, Paris 1629
Entry of Condé, Dijon 1632
Entry of Louis XIV, Paris 1660
Miscellaneous
18th century and later
Entry of Duc de Berry and Duc de Bourgogne, Aix 1701
Entry of Duc de Berry and Duc de Bourgogne, Avignon 1701
Entry of Duc de Berry and Duc de Bourgogne, Grenoble 1701
Perseus, Versailles 1770
Miscellaneous
Popular festivals
German lands
14th & 15th centuries, miscellaneous
Freydal des Kaisers Maximilian I, ca. 1500
Social Life 245
Entry of Maximilian II, Vienna 1563
Arcimboldo drawings for Rudolf II, 1585
Innsbruck Ferdinandeum 2717, 1581-1590
Popular festivals, 16th century
Peasant festivals
16th and 17th centuries, glorious entries
Glorious entries into Nuremberg, 1541, 1612, 1658
16th and 17th centuries, Germany, miscellaneous
16th and 17th centuries, Austria, miscellaneous
Festival at Stuttgart, 1609
Progress of Frederick and Elizabeth of Bohemia up the Rhine, 1613
Baptism of Duke August, Dresden 1614
Festival at Stuttgart, 1617
'Die triumphierende Liebe', Lüneburg 1653
'Il Pelope geloso', 1660
'Erinto', 1661
Coming of age of Charles XI
Opera 'Servio Tullio', Munich 1685
Birth of Leopold II, Augsburg 1716
'Pharasmanes', 1720
18th century, miscellaneous
19th and 20th centuries, miscellaneous
Great Britain
Inigo Jones
Miscellaneous
Masque of blacknesse, 1605
'Hymenaei', 1606
Prince Henry's barriers, 1610
Tethys festival, 1610
'Love freed from ignorance and folly', 1611
'Oberon', 1611
Lords' maske, 1613
'Neptune's triumph', 1624
A French pastoral, 1626
Masque of queenes, 1609
'Chloridia', 1631
'Love's triumph through Callipolis', 1631
'Albion's triumph', 1632
'Tempe restor'd', 1632
'Shepheard's paradise', 1633
'Coelum britannicum', 1634
'Florimene', 1635
'Temple of love', 1635
'Britannia triumphans', 1638
'Luminalia', 1638
'Salmacida spolia', 1640
Entry of Anne Boleyn into London, 1533
16th and 17th centuries, miscellaneous
Progresses of Queen Elizabeth
Entry of James I, London 1603
Entry and coronation of Charles II, London 1661
Social Life 246
Thames Fair, 1683/4
Marriage of George III
Public funerals
Festivals and entries, 18th, 19th and 20th centuries
Lord Mayor's shows
Popular festivals
Italy
Miscellaneous
Bologna
Entry of Charles V, 1530
Funeral of Agostino Carracci, 1603
'Amore Prigoniero in Delo', 1628
Entry of Pope Clement VIII
Miscellaneous
Cremona
Ferrara
Florence
Popular festivals
Sala di Gualdrada, Palazzo Vecchio
Palio, festival of St John
Sabato santo
Miscellaneous
15th century, miscellaneous
Mascherata, 1565
Entry of Giovanna d'Austria, 1565
Medici-Cappello wedding, 1579
Wedding of Cesare d'Este and Virginia de' Medici, 1585
16th century, miscellaneous
Wedding of Ferdinando I de' Medici and Christina of Lorraine, 1589
Entry of Christina
Reception
Triumphal arches
Ponte S. Trinità
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Intermedi
Carracci/Alfano prints
1st intermezzo: Harmony of the spheres
2nd intermezzo: Contest between Muses and Pierides
3rd intermezzo: Apollo's battle against Python
4th intermezzo: Realm of the spirits
5th intermezzo: Rescue of Arion
6th intermezzo: Apollo and Bacchus with Rhythm and Harmony
Wedding of Cosimo II and Maria Maddalena, 1608
Argonauts
Judgment of Paris
Miscellaneous
Entry of the Prince of Urbino, 1615: 'Mostra della Guerra d'Amore'
Borghese-Orsina marriage, 1615-1616: 'Erotilla'
Visit of prince of Poland, 1625: 'Liberazione di Ruggero'
'La Flora', 1628
Social Life 247
Betrothal/wedding of Ferdinando II, 1637: 'Nozze degli dei'
Wedding of Cosimo III, 1661: 'Ercole in Tebe'
17th century, miscellaneous
Genoa
Entry of Louis XII, 1507
Miscellaneous
Mantua
Entry of Charles V
Entry of Henri III, 1574
Wedding of Emperor Leopold, 1674
Pageant costumes
Miscellaneous
Messina
Milan
Fritz Saxl illustrations
16th century, miscellaneous
Entry of Maria Anna, 1649
17th century and later, miscellaneous
Modena
Birth of the prince of Modena, 1660
Naples
Palermo
Parma
Pesaro
Wedding of Constantino Sforza and Camilla of Aragon, 1475
Reggio d'Emilia
Madonna di Reggio
Coronation of the Madonna della Ghiara, 1674
Siena
Turin
Verona
Vicenza
Rome
Possesso of Leo X, 1513
Entry of Charles V, 1536
Papal procession to Giovanni in Laterano (Tempesta)
Festa di Testaccio
Entry of Polish ambassador, 1633
Election of Ferdinand III, 1637
Entry of Urban VIII to the Gesù, 1639
Possessio of Innocent X, 1644
Carnival
Miscellaneous
Venice
Procession of the Doge, M. Pagani woodcuts
Entry of Henri III, 1574
Piazzola, 1685
Carnival
Miscellaneous
Low Countries
Fairs (for Kermis, see RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY)
Social Life 248
Fêtes
Ommegangen, miscellaneous
15th century
Entry of Joanna of Castile, Brussels 1496
Text
Tableaux
Procession
16th century
Entry of Charles V, Bruges 1515
Vienna manuscript
Printed images
Festival at Binche, 1549
Entry of Charles V, Ghent 1549
Entry of Charles V and Philip, Antwerp 1549
Festival of Golden Fleece, Antwerp 1556
Landjuweel, Antwerp 1561
Opening of Leiden University, 1575
Entry of Orange, Brussels 1577
Entry of Matthias, Brussels, 1578
Entry of Anjou, Ghent 1582
Entry of Anjou, Antwerp 1582
Prints
Tapestries
Entry of Parma, Ghent 1585
Entry of Leicester, The Hague 1586
Entry of Ernest, Antwerp 1594
Entry of Ernest, Brussels 1594
Ommegang, Louvain 1594
Entry of Albert, Brussels 1596
Entry of Albert and Isabella, Antwerp 1599
Entry of Albert and Isabella, Lille 1600
16th century, miscellaneous
17th century
Truce celebrations, Amsterdam 1609
Ommegang, Brussels 1615
Entry of Marie de Médicis, Antwerp 1631
Entry of Ferdinand, Ghent 1635
Entry of Ferdinand, Antwerp 1635
Sketches
Prints
Paintings
Entry of Marie de Médicis, Amsterdam 1638
Entry of Henrietta Maria, Amsterdam 1642
Peace celebrations, Amsterdam 1648
Peace celebrations, Antwerp 1648
Entry of Leopold William, Antwerp 1648
Wedding of Maria Theresa and Louis XIV, Antwerp 1660
Entry of William III, The Hague 1691
Miscellaneous
18th century and later
Russia
Social Life 249
Spain
Popular festivals
Santiago da Compostella
Miscellaneous
Entry of Philip II, Valencia 1586
Entry of Philip III, Lisbon 1619
17th century, miscellaneous
Coronation of Ferdinand VI, Seville 1746/7
Entry of Charles III, Madrid 1760
18th century, miscellaneous
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Theatre
Buildings
Greek
Roman
French
German lands
British
Italian
Netherlandish
Miscellaneous
Stage design
Ancient
France
16th century, miscellaneous
Feste Theatrali, 1645
Andromède, 1651
Venus Jalouse, Paris 1652
17th century and later
Germany/Netherlands
Rederijkers
J. Furttenbach, Architectura recreationis, 1640
Miscellaneous
Italy
15th century
16th century
17th century
18th century
19th century
Sacchi, Le Nozze di Theti e di Peleo
Bibiena, Architetture e Prospettive, 1740
England; Spain
Inigo Jones (see also Festivals)
Thornhill, Arsinoë
England, miscellaneous
Spain, miscellaneous
Modern
Theatre performance
Ancient
Social Life 250
Census
Actors
Greece, Phlyakes krater
Greek satyr-play and tragedy
Greek old comedy
Greek new comedy
Rome
Miscellaneous
Costume
France
England
Italy
Masks
Census
Ancient
Modern
Non-European
Actors
Audience
General
Italian comedy
Single figures
Small groups
Larger groups
Holland
Frontispieces and illustrations
Rederijkers
Circus
Census
Miscellaneous
Mummers
Peep-show
Puppets
Dance
Census
Antique
Single figure
Paintings at Corneto Tarquinia
Pompeian wall paintings
Bacchic
Grotesque
Groups
Moresca
Single figure
Larger groups
Erasmus Grasser
Photographs of modern performances
Round-dance
Various types
Ballet
Dance of dervishes
Social Life 251
Folk-dance, miscellaneous
Minuet
Snake-dance
Sword-dance
Torch-dance
Couples
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Peasant
Miscellaneous
Ball
Lesson
Folk-dance
Notation
Female dancers
Miscellaneous
Music
Census
General
Invention
Theory
Schemata
Teaching
Notation
Chansonniers
Ockenghem intarsia
In pictures
Miscellaneous
Antiquity and Middle Ages
Instruments
Stringed
Plucked
With neck
Lute
Guitar
Mandolin
Without neck
Harp
Lyre
Bowed
Hand-held
Resting on ground
Miscellaneous
Wind
Horns
Animal
Brass
Transverse pipes and flutes
Recorders, reed instruments etc.
Pan pipes
Bagpipes
Social Life 252
Keyboard
Organ
Harpsichord, piano etc.
Hurdy-gurdy
Percussion
Miscellaneous
Cycles
Automata
Music-making
Pastoral
Bucolic/Bacchic
Opera
Concert
Singers
Instrumentalists
Rommelpot player
Street Musicians
Outdoors
Indoors
Various settings
Singers
Singers and instrumentalists
Non-human ensembles
Court Life
Courtesy
Court balls
Banquet--see Eating
Indoors
Open-air feasting
Seated figure/audience
Cluny tapestries
Miscellaneous
Pastorale
Fêtes champêtres
Pleasure gardens and fairgrounds
Watering places, spas, etc.
Beggars & Cripples
Cycle
Single figures
Single figures receiving alms
More than one beggar, not fighting
Fighting beggars
Cripples
Blind Belisarius
General
Dwarfs
Morgante, dwarf to Duke Cosimo de’ Medici
Miscellaneous
Giants
Jesters, Buffoons, Clowns etc.
Jesters and Buffoons
Social Life 253
Clowns
Pierrot and Harlequins
Pulcinella
The Buffoonery of Bertoldo, Bertoldino and Caccasenno
Fools
With bauble
With board games
In boats or waggons
With children
With dancers/musicians/musical instruments
And warfare
With women/lovers
Miscellaneous
Jugglers, etc.
Acrobats/tumblers
Conjurers (cf. MAGIC & SCIENCE Magicians)
Jugglers
Tightrope-walkers
Gypsies and tramps
Games
Cycles
Census
Miscellaneous
Backgammon
Ball games, miscellaneous
Billiards
Blind man's buff
Counters
Croquet
Dance of the egg
Gambling, miscellaneous
Pulling the goose
Hot cockles (la main chaude)
Kite-flying
Knuckle bones
Morra
Polo
Sacco mazzone
See-saw
Shuttlecock
Skittles
Snowballing
Spinning top
Swings
Tossing on the blanket
Miscellaneous
Card games
Chess
Players
Boards
Men
Social Life 254
Books
Dice
Children's games
Goya
Gimignani
Misc.
Toys
Sports
Miscellaneous
Cycles
The winner
Amphitheatre/arena
Misc.
Athletes
Census
Apoxyomenos
Athletic training
Single figure
Miscellaneous (see also Running)
Acrobatics
Aquatic sports
Archery
Basketball
Bear-baiting
Bowling
Boxing
Census
Miscellaneous
Bullfighting and -baiting
Bull leaping
Charioteering
Census
Miscellaneous
Cock-fighting
Cricket
Curling
Cycling
Discus throwing
Census: Discobolus and Discophorus
Discophorus of Duncombe Park type
Discobolus
Dog-fighting
Fencing
Gladiators (cf. Soldiers: nude infantry)
Census
Miscellaneous
Golf (see also Ice sports)
Gymnastics (see also Athletics)
Ice sports (see also Games, Skating)
Jumping
Mountaineering
Social Life 255
Pentathlon
Polo
Racing horses
Riding
Rider
School/dressage
Roller skating
Running (see also Athletics)
Sack race
Shooting
Skating (see also Ice sports)
Skiing
Swimming
Tennis
Torch race/relay
Wrestling
Census
Miscellaneous
Hunting
Census
General
Preparing for/setting off on hunt
Mounted hunt
Hunting on foot
Hunting with vehicles - boat, sledge, etc.
The kill
Return
Hunting in a circus/arena
Packs of hounds
Huntsman blowing horn/hunting horn
Rest/refreshment
With spoils
Single figures
Philip IV and family hunting
Miscellaneous
Cycles
Hunting
Bear
Bird-catching
Bird-nesting
Boar
Buffalo
Bull
Chamois
Elephant
Ferreting
Fox
Hare/rabbit
Kangaroo
Lion
Sarcophagi
Social Life 256
Assyrian reliefs, British Museum
Miscellaneous
Mink
Monkeys
Moose
Ostrich
Rabbit--see Hare
Rhinoceros
Stag
Single animal
More than one animal
Ivories
Tapestries
Tigers
Walrus, whale
Wild men
Wolf
Falconry
Costume
Costume books/cycles
Armour
Ancient
Medieval to 15th century
16th century onwards
Japanese
Helmets
Ancient
Post-antique
Headdress
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Hairstyles
Wings as ornament of the hair
In antiquity
Miscellaneous
Footgear
Ancient
Medieval
Post-medieval
American
Native/European
Latin
British
16th century and earlier
17th century
Wenceslaus Hollar
Miscellaneous
18th century
19th and 20th centuries
Burgundian
Rubens, Burgundian costume, Costume book, British Museum
Social Life 257
Miscellaneous
France
16th century
17th century
18th century and later
German
15th century
16th century
17th century
18th and 19th centuries
Italian
15th century
16th century
17th century
18th and 19th centuries
Algerian
Armenian
Chinese
Egyptian
European, miscellaneous
Hungary
Indian
Japanese
Jewish
Maltese
Mongol
Netherlandish
'Oriental'
Persian
Polish
Russian
Spanish
Swiss
Thai
Turkish
Festival and theatre costumes
France
Italy
Other countries
Miscellaneous
Education
General
Universities
Learned institutions
Non-academic
Aids to education
Student/pupil in study
Allegories of education
Miscellaneous
Master and pupil
1 pupil
Social Life 258
Groups up to 6 pupils
Large groups; classroom scenes
Adaptations
Scholars/Philosophers/Scribes
Scribe
Writing equipment
Scribe/author at desk
Translator
Author presenting a book
Scholar in study
Schools of philosophers
Giorgione, The 3 philosophers, Vienna
Miscellaneous
Thesis prints
Administration
Allegories of government
Allegories of good & bad goverment, Siena, Lorenzetti
Allegories of good government, Tarragona tapestries
Lüneburg Town Hall
Miscellaneous
Elections
Parliament
Councils and assemblies
Treaties
Embassies
Taxes and tributes
Public charity/dole
Paying the rent
Rent-roll
Miscellaneous
Schematic representations
Justice/Punishment
Cycles
Trial scenes; before & after
Prisoners, Michelangelo
Prison scenes/prisoners
Punishment
Punishment of children
Execution
Seeking Sanctuary
General
Legal texts
Slavery
News, Communication, Transport
News/Communication
Postage
Carriage by humans
Horse-drawn for humans
Ox-drawn transport
Riding horses, etc.
Waggons for goods
Social Life 259
Trains/railways/stations, etc.
Mechanical transport - cars
Sleighs
Bicycles
Sea-journeys
Barges/rafts/river-transport
Ferries
Emigration
Travellers resting
Miscellaneous - walking/roads/fords/fantastic
Trade
Allegory
Miscellaneous
Markets
Market scenes
Market scenes with religious subjects in background
Horse markets
Professions
Cycles
Agricultural
Allegories
Bee-keepers
Cowboys/cowherds
Dairy workers
Fruit-gatherers
Goatherds
Grooms
Harvesting/gleaning
Hop-picking
Horticulture/gardening
Pig-workers
Ploughing
Pruning/grafting
Rice-growing
Sowing
Threshing/winnowing
Vine-workers
Census
Miscellaneous
Wood-cutters
Shepherds
Census
At work
Types - people portrayed as shepherds, etc.
Peasants
Cycles
Going to market
Inside/outside the farmyard
Miscellaneous field work
Types
Single figure
Social Life 260
Couples
Groups
With eggs
Carousing and dancing (see also Village Life)
Apothecaries, etc. (Artes Mechanicae, Medicina)
Apothecaries
Pharmacists and physicians
Barbers
Beauticians
Distillers
Arts and associated professions
Archaeologists
Picture-dealers
Engravers
Book-sellers
Builders (Artes Mechanicae, Armatura)
Braziers
Brick-makers
Builders
Carpenters
Coopers
Lime kiln worker
Ship-builders
Stone-masons
Surveyors
Census
Miscellaneous
Cloth & Wool workers
Bleaching
Carding
Drapers
Dyeing
Lace-making
Linen-workers
Sewing
Shearing sheep
Silk production
Spinning
Tailors
Tapestry-workers
Weaving
Wool-trade
Craftsmen
As a social group
Basket-makers
Bronze-casters
Clock-makers
Compass-makers
Goldsmiths
Glassmakers
Inkstone-makers
Social Life 261
Jewellers
Knife-grinders
Lapidaries
Leather-workers
Nail forgers
Plumbers
Potters
Printers
Shoemakers
Smiths
Spectacle makers
Turners
Umbrella-makers
Wheelwrights
Professions concerned with food (Artes Mechanicae, Venatio)
Fishing
Fishermen
Coral fishing
Pearl diving
Miscellaneous
Selling fish on the shore
Curing fish
Fishmongers
Bakers
Butchers
Cheese-makers
Cooks
Gamekeepers
Greengrocers
Milkmen/milkmaids
Millers
Poulterers
Wine merchants/tasters
Miscellaneous food merchants (see also Peasants with eggs)
Financial professions etc.
Money-weighers
Counting money/keeping accounts
Money-lenders
Merchants
Misers
Tithe-gatherers
Allegory of the invention of money
Nefarious professions
Charlatans
Mountebanks
Murderers
Pick-pockets
Robbers/tomb-robbers
Pirates
Poachers
Slave-traders
Social Life 262
Smugglers
Spies
Street-traders
Cycles
Carracci/Guillain, Diverse figure
Mitelli, Di Bologna l'Arti
Cries of London
Villamena
Miscellaneous
Theatrical professions, etc.
Actors, etc.--see Theatre
Bear-leaders
Musicians
Lion-tamers
Orators
Other professions
Bellmen/criers
Carters
Carworkers
Chaplains
Chimney-sweeps
Coopers
Courtiers (see also Court life)
Firemen
Geographers
Gravediggers
Grooms
Heralds
Lamplighters
Milliners
Miners
Notaries
Pin-makers
Policemen
Porters
Rat-catchers
Tinkers
Turf-diggers
Washerwomen
Watchmen
Water-sellers/carriers
Workmen
Miscellaneous professions
Tools
Domestic Life
Children
Without adults
Single
Two or more
With pets
With adults
Social Life 263
Breast- or bottle-fed
Mothers holding children
Mothers not holding children
With old women
With men
Orphans
Couples and families
Couples (no children)
Families
Dissolute household
Domestic quarrel
Housework and servants
Accounts
Cleaning
Cooks—see Kitchens
Ironing
Laundry
Scullery
Sewing
Spinning
Miscellaneous
Kitchens
People in their own kitchens
People working in the kitchens of inns or large houses
With religious scene in the background
Batterie de cuisine
Fat kitchen and lean kitchen
Food prepared in places other than kitchens
Interiors
With beds
Without beds
Miscellaneous
Levée/toilet
Conversation-piece
Visit
Moving house
Domestic Objects
Beds etc.
Cabinets, cupboards, wardrobes
Commodes and chests of drawers
Cassoni
Chests
Folding screens
Chairs, sofas, stools, benches
Thrones
Tables and desks
Dishes and service
Jugs, teapots, ewers
Wine-vessels, saucepans, barrels, vases
Bowls, pots, beakers
Carpets
Social Life 264
Cups, drinking-vessels
Lamps, candlesticks, ovens, fire equipment
Cutlery
Salt-cellars
Table decoration
Caskets, small boxes
Clocks
Combs, Ivory
Door-knockers
Fish tanks
Jewellery
Lacquer work
Mirrors
Textiles
Miscellaneous
Still Life
Vanitas
Flowers
Fruit
Game
Fish and shellfish
Miscellaneous food
Musical instruments
Miscellaneous objects
Trompe l'oeil
Village Life
Miscellaneous
Tapestries
Kermis--see RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY Church feasts
Drinking (alcohol)
Single figures
In brothels
In places other than inns or brothels
Miscellaneous
Inn scenes
With fighting
With music/dance
Without fighting/music/dance
Interiors
Exteriors
Eating
Meals
Domestic/solitary
Cafés/eating-houses
Company at table
Triclinium
Meals with music
Popular
Bourgeois/aristocratic
Banquet
Banquet/Symposium
Social Life 265
Census
Miscellaneous
Supper party, V. & A. ivory
Special festive meals
Christening
Birthday party
"The King Drinks"
Picnic
Pastimes
Boating
Country walks and promenades
Drinking (non-alcoholic)
Embroidery
Feeding birds
Feeding fish
Gambling
Knitting
Letter-writing
Reading
Sightseeing
Sleeping
Smoking
Writing
Miscellaneous
Ships
Seafaring allegories
Sailing ships and boats
Men of war
Merchant ships
Yachts
Various types
Fishing boats
Gondolas
Rowing boats
Submarines
Steamers
Paddle-boats
Ceremonial vessels
Barges
Spanish "silver" ships
Various types (see also Transport--Ferries)
Miscellaneous
Antiquity
Shipwreck/storm at sea {see also MAGIC & SCIENCE
Launching a ship
Boats in harbour/under repair
Adaptations
Sea battles
Ancient
Post-classical
Warfare
Social Life 266
Battles
Assyrian—see PRE-CLASSICAL ICONOGRAPHY
Ancient
Sarcophagi
Census
Miscellaneous
Types and cycles
Miscellaneous
Classical types
Cavalry
Antique representation
Post-antique representation
Infantry
Antique representation
Post-antique representation
Oriental
Modern
Types
Women
Nudes
Specific
Anghiari
Cascina
'Battles of the Duc de Coigny'
Pavia
San Romano
Storming of Seringapatam
Miscellaneous
Unspecific
Without bows or guns
With bows or crossbows
With guns
Soldiers
Classical
Cycles
Heads and busts
Wounded, dying and dead
Miscellaneous
Charioteers
Cavalry
Infantry
Nude or semi-nude (cf. Gladiators)
Armed or clothed
Post-classical
Cycles
On horseback
With pikes/halberds
With maces
With bows/crossbows
With muskets etc.
With cannon
Social Life 267
With flutes/drums etc.
With flags/standards
Military ranks
With women
Playing cards, dice, backgammon etc.
Non-European, depicted by Europeans
Militia and guardsmen
Children
Miscellaneous
Before & after battle
Soldiers leaving home
Soldiers resting
Target practice/manoeuvres
Council of war
Wounded
Division of spoils
War memorial
Captives
Miseries of War
Cycles
Massacre/pillage/murder
Refugees, etc.
Siege
Siege
Capture of town
Warfare
Strategy
Aerial bombardment
Order of battle/parades/marches
War heroes/heroines in action
The camp
Camp
Camp-followers
Weapons
Weapons and armour (see also Costume)
Firearms
War machines
World War I
Spanish Civil War
Riots/demonstrations
Allegories of war
War and Peace
Peace
War and Victory
Trophy
Duel
Tournament
Tapestries
Cassoni
16th-century German prints
Pluvinel, Instructions du Roy
Social Life 268
Miscellaneous
Lifting on shield
Estates of society
Cycles
Jean Bourdichon
Tarocchi
The poor
Nobleman and lady cycle, Monogrammist CG
Nobility
Kings and queens
Clerics
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Orders of knighthood
Heralds
Knights
Order of the Garter
Order of the Golden Fleece
Order of Christ
Knights of Malta
Order of Saint Michel
Order of Santiago
Order of San Stefano
Miscellaneous orders
Honours
Initiation
Election
Oaths
Kingship
Hagia Triada chieftain cup
Divine origin of kings
The king's touch
Miscellaneous
Coronation
Census
St Stephen's mantle
Crowns
Crowning of the poet
Miscellaneous
Investiture
Apotheosis
Homer
Gemma Augustea/Gemma Tiberiana
Ancient emperors, miscellaneous
Modern rulers, miscellaneous
Buckingham
Nelson
Cities and battles
Artists, poets, actors, philosophers
Saints/religious persons
Miscellaneous
Social Life 269
Art
Painter's studio
Equipment
At work, alone
With live model
With plastic model
With sitter
Models (without the painter)
Painting from inspiration
Relaxing
With friends/patrons
With family/apprentices
Apprenticeship/apprentices
Sketching outdoors/plein-air painting
At work indoors - not in studio
Studios of
Sculptors
Architects/craftsmen
Engravers/printers
Potters
Academies of art
Technical instruction
Academy exhibitions
Satirical/infantile/erotic
Artists' clubs
Miscellaneous
Societies of artists
Bentveughels
Miscellaneous
Academies, not specifically of art
Art appreciation
Artists' houses
El Greco
Rubens
Titian
Vasari
Zuccari
Misc.
Kunst und Wunderkammer
Collections
Antique sculpture, 16th/17th century Roman collections
Collecting of antiquities, miscellaneous
Albani
Altieri
Aquino
Ariano
Bolognese
Borghese
Del Bufalo
Borromini
Museo Capitolino & Campidoglio
Social Life 270
Carpi
Cesarino
Cesi
Cevoli
Colonna
Este
Gallo
Garimberti
Granvelle
Grassi
Ludovisi
Maffei
Mattei
Medici
Census
Villa Medici
Del Monte (Pope Julius III)
Mutti
Salviati (Census)
Santacroce
Sassi
Savelli
Soderini
Vatican (Census)
Della Valle
17th /18th cent./misc. collections
Britain
Sir John Soane's Museum
Wilton House
Woburn Abbey
Miscellaneous
France
Treasure of St Denis, gifts of Suger etc.
La galerie du sieur Girardon
Miscellaneous
German lands
Italy
Alfonso d'Este, Ferrara
Uffizi, Florence
Isabella d'Este, Mantua
Miscellaneous
Japanese idols brought by the Jesuits to Rome
Medici collection
Netherlands
Miscellaneous
Rudolf II, Prague
Archduke Leopold William, Brussels
Miscellaneous and anonymous
Pictures in domestic settings
Museums
Britain
Social Life 271
France
Germany
Israel
Italy
Netherlands
Russia
Spain
United States
Miscellaneous
Grand tour
Tourists/Ciceroni
G. Keate Sketchbook, B. M.
Miscellaneous
Art dealers/galleries/auction houses
Fakes/forgeries
Exhibitions
Great exhibition of 1851 and similar ventures
Miscellaneous
Libraries
Decoration of Salone Sistino, Vatican Library
The great historic libraries
Ensemble
Councils of the church--Eastern
Councils of the church--Western
The alphabets and their inventors
Catalogues and book lists
Escorial
Le Puy
Ramusio
England
Warburg Institute
Heilwigstraße, Hamburg
Thames House, London
Imperial Institute Buildings, London
Woburn Square, London
Miscellaneous
Caricature
Bernini
Carracci
Daumier
Doré
Ghezzi
Goya
Hogarth
Leonardo
Mola
Neapolitan
Patch
Rowlandson
Tiepolo
Miscellaneous
Social Life 272
P. L. Ghezzi, Duke of Wellington collection
Goya, Los Caprichos
Capricci
Gerardini
Solis
Miscellaneous
Grotesque figures/heads
Double and triple heads
Leonardo
Arcimboldo
Bolten van Zwolle
Theophrastus 1836
Grotesque figures
Grotesque figures and heads, miscellaneous
Satire
On fashion
On marriage/courtship
On religion--see RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY
On works of art/collections/dealers, etc.
J.W.C.I., XV. 3-4 (missing)
Folly
Rakes, drunkards, gamblers and prostitutes
Rake's Progress, Amsterdam 1541
Lo specchio a fin de la putana
La vita del lascivo
Hogarth, The Harlot's Progress, engravings
Hogarth, The Rake's Progress, paintings
Hogarth, The Rake's Progress, engravings
Hogarth, The Rake's Progress, plagiaries
Industry and Idleness
Rakes, drunkards, gamblers, miscellaneous
Courtesans and prostitutes, miscellaneous
Political
British Museum satires
Barlow, satirical playing cards
Cromwell and the Protectorate
Downfall of James II; advent of William and Mary
17th century, miscellaneous
The rebellion of 1745
Satires against Walpole
18th century, miscellaneous
Michelfeld tapestry, and Dürer's woodcuts after it
Thirty Years' War
16th century, miscellaneous
England, 17th century
Netherlands, 16th and 17th centuries
France, Ancien Régime
French Revolution
Napoleonic period
England, 18th and 19th centuries
19th century (except England), miscellaneous
Social Life 273
20th century, miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Political symbols and allegories
Zincgreff, Emblematum ethico-politicorum, 1619
Thirty Years' War
Leo Belgicus
Netherlands, miscellaneous
France, miscellaneous
Allegories, miscellaneous
Symbols, miscellaneous
Propaganda
Popular Imagery
Land of Cockayne
Monkeys & Pedlars
Nemo, Nobody, Somebody, Everyman
Miscellaneous
Battle of the Sexes
Domination by women
Cycles
Old Testament
Miscellaneous
Battle for the Trousers
Miscellaneous
Bath
Cycle
Greek bathing
Bath chambers, thermae etc.
Mixed and erotic
Women's bath
Indoors
Outdoors
Men's bath
Children's bath
Miscellaneous
Bathroom decoration
Appartement des bains, Fontainebleau
Cardinal Bibbiena's bathroom in the Vatican
Love
Philosophy of love
Platonic
Love discussed
Allegories of love
Cycles
Love & life
Love & death
Temperaments in love
Folly of love
Modest & wanton love
Miscellaneous
Symbolism of love
Fons Amoris
Social Life 274
Castle of love
Court of the god of love
Symbolism of the sexual act
Carrying a torch
Offering the heart
Knot of love
Erotic symbolism
Miscellaneous
Garden of Love
Medieval
Renaissance and later
Practice of love/love-making
Cycle: I Modi
Miscellaneous
Lesbian
The Lover
Love sickness
Flirtation/flirt
The lover's choice
Contemplating a naked woman
Looking at portrait of the beloved
Jilted lover
Voyeurs
Conventions of love
Love couple
Cycle
Single pair
Entretien galant
Embrace
Bedroom scenes
In the country
With book
Love letter
Playing chess
Drinking/offering drink
Offering fruit or flowers
Elopement
Couple on horseback
Coronation of lover
Fool & woman
Romantic
Lover's quarrel
Complex
Miscellaneous
Love & music
Cycle
Single figure
Single pair
Complex
Seduction
By men
Social Life 275
By women
Illicit etc.
Adultery
Rape
Unwanted pregnancy
Venal
Odalisques
Courtesans
Procuress
Brothels
Money offered/stolen
Venal love spurned
Unequal love/ill-assorted couples
Allegory
Old man & young woman
Old woman & young man
Woman between old & young man
Miscellaneous
Eternal triangle (missing)
Marriage
Census
Wedding caskets and sarcophagi
Cycles and miscellaneous
Allegories etc.
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Mystic marriage
Symbol: the yoke
Forced marriage
Arranged marriage
Marriage rites
Before the ceremony
Betrothal
Wedding preparations
The dowry
Bridal procession
The ceremony
Dextrarum iunctio
Giving the ring
Miscellaneous
Signing the contract
After the ceremony
The wedding feast
Bedding the bride
Aftermath--the married state
Dancers, processions
Aldegrever
Beham
Schaüfelein
Domenico Veneziano
Miscellaneous
Social Life 276
Conception/birth
Ludovisi throne and Boston relief
Miscellaneous
Divorce
Religious Iconography 277
RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY
HEBREW DOGMA, RITUAL AND PRIESTHOOD
Miscellaneous
Jewish customs and genre scenes
Jewish ghettoes
Jewish cemeteries
France
Germany
Hungary
Miscellaneous
Ernst Naményi notes
Synagogues
France
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Miscellaneous
Ernst Naményi notes
Jewish ritual objects
Passover dishes etc
Kettubot
Spice boxes
Chanukah lamps
Rimonim
Ornmanents of the Torah and the Ark
Miscellaneous
Megillot of Esther
Haggadah
Jewish ritual printed books
Manuscripts
OLD TESTAMENT AND NEW TESTAMENT
Old Testament and New Testament cycles
Old Testament and New Testament worthies
Old Testament and New Testament allegorised
Old Testament: patriarchs
Old Testament: women worthies
Old Testament: cycles
Old Testament
Genesis
Cycles
Creation
Cycles
The seven days
Day 1: creation of day and night
Religious Iconography 278
Day 2: division of the firmament
Day 3: creation of earth and seas
Day 3: creation of plants
Day 4: creation of sun, moons and stars
Days 5 & 6: creation of fish, fowl and animals
Day 7: day of rest
Miscellaneous
'And the spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters'
Creation of matter, heaven, angels, time
Fall of the rebel angels (see also Apocalypse)
God as Creator
Miscellaneous
Adam and Eve
Cycles
Adam-single figure
Eve-single figure
Adam and Eve together
Creation of Adam
Creation of Eve
Before the fall
Marriage of Adam and Eve
Adam naming the beasts
Eve naming the birds
God's warning
Adam and Eve in paradise: adaptations
Adam and Eve in paradise: miscellaneous
The fall
Without animals
Serpentine snake
Anthropoid snake
With animals
Serpentine snake
Anthropoid snake
Miscellaneous
Without serpent
With other scenes
Allegory
With memento mori
Adaptations and miscellaneous
After the fall, before the expulsion
Adam and Eve hiding
God admonishes them
God gives them garments
The expulsion from paradise
Miscellaneous
With memento mori
After the expulsion
Adam and Eve at work
Adam and Eve lamenting sin
Adam and Eve doing penance
Miscellaneous
Religious Iconography 279
Seth
Adam and Seth: the two columns (Josephus, Antiquities)
Cain and Abel
Cycles
Sacrifice of Cain and Abel
Death of Abel
Cain cursed by the Lord
Adam and Eve mourning the death of Abel
Cain and his family
The death of Adam (see also Legend of the True Cross)
Enoch
Lamech and his children
Lamech and Cain
Lamech beaten by his wives
Lamech's children: Jabal, Jubal, Tubalcain and Naamah
Noah
Cycles
God and Noah
Before the deluge
Construction of the ark
Noah's ark
The animals entering the ark
The deluge
Sacrifice of Noah
End of deluge: disembarkation
The rainbow
Noah's family
Noah planting the vine
Drunkenness of Noah
Cursing of Ham
Adaptations
Nimrod and the giants
Gomer
Descendants of Shem
The tower of Babel
Abraham
Cycles
Single figure
Sarah: single figure
Abraham's bosom
Departure from Haran
Abraham at Sichem
Abraham and Lot
Fighting the king of Sodom
Abraham and Melchizedek
God encourages Abraham
The vision of the smoking furnace
Abraham and the three angels
Lot
Cycle
Single figure
Religious Iconography 280
Lot and the angels
Lot led from the city by the angels
Lot and his daughters
Abimelech restores Sarah to Abraham
Hagar
Sarah introduces Hagar to Abraham
The first expulsion of Hagar (when pregnant)
The return of Hagar
The second expulsion of Hagar (with Ishmael)
Hagar and Ishmael in the desert (without angel)
The angel comforting Hagar
Hagar and Ishmael summoned home by Abraham
Ishmael, miscellaneous
The sacrifice of Isaac
Cycles
Fritz Saxl's notes
Birth and circumcision of Isaac
Isaac bearing the logs for his sacrifice
Abraham blessing Isaac/before the sacrifice
Sacrifice of Isaac: before the appearance of the angel
Sacrifice of Isaac: with angel, without servants
Sacrifice of Isaac, with servants
Sacrifice of Isaac, with God the Father
Sacrifice of Isaac: Isaac naked
Sacrifice of Isaac: variants (typological, allegorical, etc.)
Abraham offering the ram
Isaac and Rebecca
Cycles
Eliezer and Rebecca: cycles
Eliezer's oath
Rebecca at the well
Eliezer and Rebecca's parents
Rebecca leaving her father
The meeting of Isaac and Rebecca
The marriage of Isaac and Rebecca
Jacob, cycles and miscellaneous
Birth of Esau and Jacob
Esau selling his birthright
God appearing to Isaac
Isaac and Rebecca surprised by Abimelech
Isaac blessing Jacob
Esau before Isaac
Jacob and Esau, miscellaneous
Jacob's dream
Jacob meeting Laban
Jacob, Laban and the division of the flocks
Jacob's migration into Canaan
Laban seeking his idols
Jacob wrestling with the angel
Reconciliation of Jacob and Esau
Dinah
Religious Iconography 281
Jacob putting away strange gods
Jacob and Rachel (and Leah)
The death of Rachel
Judah and Tamar
Joseph
Cycles
Joseph bringing his brothers' evil report to their father
Joseph's dreams
Joseph on his way from Sichem to Dothan
Joseph cast into the well by his brothers
Joseph sold to the Ishmaelites
Joseph's coat shown to Jacob
Joseph sold to Potiphar
Joseph and Potiphar's wife
Joseph led to prison
Joseph interprets dreams in prison
The baker led out to execution
Asseneth/Asenath (daughter of Potiphar, wife of Joseph)
Pharaoh's dream
Joseph interpreting Pharaoh's dream
Joseph as ruler over the land of Egypt
Triumph of Joseph
Joseph sells corn to his brothers
Benjamin leaves Jacob
The finding of Joseph's cup
Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers
Jacob's journey to Egypt, and his vision
Joseph meeting Jacob
Joseph presenting Jacob before Pharaoh
Jacob on his deathbed
Blessing Manasseh and Ephraim
Blessing his sons
Dying
The twelve sons of Jacob/the twelve tribes of Israel
The burial of Jacob
Joseph's death and corpse
Exodus
Cycles
Initial H
Moses
Cycles
Single figure
Single figure, horned
Moses and Aaron
Moses as bishop
Moses as lawgiver
Adaptations and miscellaneous
The Israelites in Egypt
Pharaoh ordering the destruction of the Hebrew children
The birth and exposure of Moses
The childhood of Moses
Religious Iconography 282
Nursed by his mother
Tested by fire
Trampling the crown of Pharaoh
The finding of Moses
Moses slays the Egyptian taskmaster
Moses and the daughters of Jethro
Moses and the burning bush
Moses' journey to Egypt
Travelling
Zipporah circumcising her son
Meeting Aaron
The Israelites and their Egyptian taskmasters
Moses and Aaron before Pharaoh
The plagues of Egypt
The Passover
The mark of the Tau
The departure from Egypt
The crossing of the Red Sea
The crossing of the Red Sea with Joseph's bones
Miriam
Moses sweetening the bitter waters of Marah
The oasis of Elim
Israelites gathering manna
The gathering of quails (cf. Numbers)
Moses striking the rock
Census
Miscellaneous
Victory of Joshua over the Amalekites
Jethro visits Moses in the wilderness
Moses appointing judges
The Israelites washing their clothes
The Israelites on Mount Sinai
Moses on Mount Sinai (Moses as intermediary)
The Lord’s instructions to Moses on Mount Sinai
The Ark of the Covenant and the Tabernacle
Tabernacle and utensils
Human bones as prototype for tabernacle construction
The ephod/high priest of the tabernacle
Consecration of the priests/sanctification of the tabernacle
The Israelites bringing materials for the tabernacle
Offerings at the tabernacle
Ark of the Covenant, miscellaneous
Moses receiving the tables of the law
The golden calf
Moses descends from Sinai with his face shining
Moses presenting the tables of the law to the Israelites
The Israelites in the desert
The tents in the desert and the pillar of cloud
Stations of the Israelites
God addresses the Israelites
Old Testament cycle: Leviticus to Ruth (Tempesta)
Religious Iconography 283
Leviticus
Cycles
Initial V
The sin offering
Aaron’s sacrifice
Nadab and Abihu
Clean and unclean animals
The high priest with beasts for sacrifice
The scapegoat
The feast of tabernacles
Laws about sacrifice
Stoning of the son of Shelomith
Numbers
Cycles
The lord speaking to Moses
The Israelites and their standards (the order of the tribes)
Moses numbering the children of Israel
Levites bearing the tabernacle
The law with regard to lepers
The test of adultery
Moses and the silver trumpets
The quails (cf. Exodus)
Miriam cured of leprosy
The stoning of the sabbath breaker
The spies returning with grapes from Eshcol
Korah, Dathan and Abiram
Aaron's sacrifice
Aaron's rod blossoms
The death of Aaron
The brazen serpent
Balaam and the ass
Balaam and Balak
Rules for sacrifice
The Midianite women
Phineas killing Zimri and Cozbi
The captured Midianite women
The purification of the Midianite virgins
Deuteronomy
Cycles
God gives the charge to Joshua and Moses
The last will of Moses
The death of Moses
The promised land
Various laws
Joshua
Cycles
Single figure
God speaks to Joshua
The soldiers of Israel prepare to cross the Jordan
Rahab and the spies
Joshua bids the ark go forward
Religious Iconography 284
The crossing of the Jordan
The circumcision of the children of Israel
Joshua and the angel
The siege of Jericho
The destruction of Ai
Joshua and the Gibeonites
Victory over the Amorites
Joshua stays sun and moon
The five kings
Joshua divides the inheritance to Israel
The daughters of Zelophedad
Joshua making a covenant
Death of Joshua
Judges
King Adoni-Bezek
Othniel and Achsah, the daughter of Caleb
Ehud kills Eglon, king of Moab
Deborah and Barak
Jael and Sisera
Gideon
Gideon and the angel; destruction of the altar of Baal
Gideon and the fleece
Gideon selecting his men
Defeat of the Midianites
The death of Abimelech
Jephthah and his daughter
Cycles
Jephthah's daughter--single figure
Jephthah meeting his daughter
Jephthah's daughter bewailing her virginity
Sacrifice of Jephthah's daughter
The daughters of Israel mourning Jephthah's daughter
Manoah and his wife
Apparition of the angel
Sacrifice, with angel ascending in the flames
Rembrandt: Fritz Saxl notes and photos
Samson
Cycles
Single figure
Samson rending the lion
Bees and honey in the lion's carcase
Samson's wedding
Samson and his father-in-law
The foxes in the cornfield
Samson fighting the Philistines in the cornfield
Samson smiting Philistines with the jawbone of an ass
Samson drinking water from the jawbone
Samson carrying the gates of Gaza
Samson and Delilah
Breaking his bonds
Philistines cut his locks
Religious Iconography 285
Delilah cuts his locks
Miscellaneous
Capture of Samson
Blinding of Samson
Samson in prison, at the mill: eyeless in Gaza
Samson destroys the house of the Philistines
Micah's idolatry
The Levite and his concubine
The battle of Gibeah
The rape of the daughters of Shiloh
Ruth
Cycles
Ruth and Naomi
Ruth and Boaz
Boaz and the elders
The Kings of Israel
The Books of the Kings: Cycles
I Kings (Vulgate) I Samuel (Authorised Version)
Samuel
Single figure
Elkanah, Hannah and Peninah
Hannah
Samuel and Eli
God appearing to Samuel as a child
Eli, miscellaneous
The Philistines capture the ark
The death of Eli
The ark in the temple of Dagon
The plague at Ashdod
The ark returned by the Philistines
Saul
Single figure
Saul asks Samuel for his strayed asses
Samuel anoints Saul
Samuel offers sacrifices for the young Saul
The Israelites sharpen their weapons
Saul and the Amalekites
Jonathan fighting the Philistines
David
Cycles
Single figure
As musician
Playing the harp
With the harp, but not playing it
Playing a musical instrument other than a harp
With a musical instrument other than a harp: not playing it
As psalmist
Dictating his psalms
David as psalmist
David receiving a psalter from God
In prayer
Religious Iconography 286
As repentant sinner
As king, without harp or other musical instrument
Performing six works of charity
As lawgiver
David triumphant in a chariot
Miscellaneous
Samuel anointing David
David presented to Saul
David soothing Saul's spirits with the harp
David killing the lion/the bear
David and Goliath
David refusing Saul's armour
David with stone and sling (single figure)
David killing Goliath with stone and sling
David beheading Goliath
David with the head of Goliath
David presenting Goliath's head to Saul
Triumph of David
David and Michal
David and Saul
David presents foreskins to Saul
David and Jonathan
Jonathan and Saul
Saul hurls his javelin at David, playing the harp
David given bread and Goliath's sword by Ahimelech
David feigns madness before Achish, king of Gath
Doeg and the priests of Nob
David smiting the Philistines and others
David cutting Saul's robe
David taking/removing Saul's spear and water
David and Abigail (and Nabal)
David and Achish, king of Gath
Saul and the witch of Endor
Ahinoam and Abigail taken by the Amalekites
The death of Saul
II Kings (Vulgate) II Samuel (Authorised Version)
Coronation and exaltation of David
David mourning for Saul and Jonathan
David and Abner
Joab killing Abner
The killing of Baanah and Rechab
The ark returns to Jerusalem
Return of the ark
David dancing/playing before the ark
Death of Uzzah
Michal's contempt
David worshipping in the tabernacle
David chooses the High Priest
David, Mephibosheth and Ziba
David and Bathsheba
Cycles
Religious Iconography 287
Tapestries
Bathsheba seen by David: not receiving message
Bathsheba seen by David: receiving message
Bathsheba: David not present: without letter/message
Bathsheba: David not present: receiving letter/message
David and Bathsheba, miscellaneous
Uriah receives the letter from David, and the death of Uriah
David and Nathan
David's penitence
Tamar
David and Absalom
David, Absalom and the woman of Tekoah
The death of Amnon
Shimei curses David
The death of Absalom
Joab kills Amasa
Saul’s sons hanged
David gathering the bones of Saul and his sons
David's mighty men
David's sacrifice
David: various battles
III Kings (Vulgate) I Kings (Authorised Version)
The deathbed of King David
David and Abishag
Bathsheba begging David to make Solomon king
Solomon at the deathbed of King David
David's death and burial
Solomon
Cycles
Single figure (not enthroned)
Enthroned (not on the throne of Solomon)
Adaptations
As author of Proverbs
Miscellaneous
Solomon anointed king
Bathsheba before Solomon
Solomon's dream at Gibeon
Judgement of Solomon
Baby held by foot
Baby not held by foot
Adaptations
Temple of Solomon
The message from Hiram
The building of the temple
Reconstruction of the temple: Torniellus, Annales sacri
Reconstruction of the temple: Scheuchzer, Physica sacra
Reconstructions of the temple: miscellaneous
Solomon's house
Consecration of the temple
The Lord appears to Solomon
The queen of Sheba
Religious Iconography 288
Meeting of Solomon and Sheba
The queen of Sheba and the True Cross--see Legend of the Cross
The queen of Sheba tests Solomon with hard riddles
The throne of Solomon
Solomon worshipping false idols (the voluptuousness of Solomon)
Rehoboam succeedeth Solomon
Jeroboam
Asa
Elah and Zimri
Elijah
Cycles
Single figure
Elijah fed by ravens
Elijah's sacrifice
Elijah in the desert with the angel
Elijah throwing his mantle over Elisha
Ahab and Naboth
Cycle
Miscellaneous
Death of Ahab
IV Kings (Vulgate) II Kings (Authorised Version)
Elijah
King Ahaziah
The captains and their fifties
The chariot of fire
Elisha
Elisha dividing the waters
Elisha pouring salt into the waters of Jericho
Elisha and the mocking children
Elisha and the prophet’s widow
Elisha and the Shunamite woman
Cycle
Miscellaneous
Elisha and Naaman
Elisha and the axehead
The Syrians struck blind by Elisha
Plundering of Syria
Jezebel
Jehu
Joash and Athalia
Joash at the deathbed of Elisha
The buried man cured by contact with Elisha's bones
Ahaz
Hezekiah
The destruction of the armies of Sennacherib
The death of Sennacherib
Josiah
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Nebuchadnezzar destroys Jerusalem
Evilmerodach releases Jehoiachin from prison
Religious Iconography 289
Chronicles
Miscellaneous
I and II Esdras (Vulgate) (A.V. Ezra, Nehemiah)
Tobit
Cycles
Adaptations
Tobit burying the dead
Blinding of Tobit
Tobit, Anna and the kid
Tobit lends money to Gabael
The angel in Tobit's house
Departure of Tobias
Tobias and the angel--without the fish
Tobias catching the fish
Tobias cutting out the fish's liver
Tobias and the angel--with the fish
Raguel receiving Tobias
Marriage of Tobias and Sarah
Wedding night of Tobias and Sarah
Tobias leaving the house of Raguel
Tobit and Anna waiting for Tobias
Return of Tobias
Tobias healing Tobit's blindness
Tobias paying the angel
Raphael leaves the house of Tobit
Judith
Cycles
Specific works
Story of Holofernes
Story of Alchior
Judith preparing herself, and heading for Holofernes' camp
Judith introduced to Holofernes
Feast of Judith and Holofernes
Judith in Holofernes' tent, before the beheading
Beheading of Holofernes
Judith rushing from the camp
Discovery of Holofernes' corpse
Judith showing Holofernes' head to the people
Judith placing Holofernes' head in a sack
Judith with head of Holofernes (not placing it in a sack)
Judith without head of Holofernes
Judith--adaptations and miscellaneous
Esther
Cycles
Single figure
The feast of Ahasuerus (and Vashti)
The crowning of Esther
The feast of Esther
Mordecai discovers the plot against Ahasuerus
Ahasuerus gives Haman power to destroy the Jews
Mordecai's lament
Religious Iconography 290
Esther fasting
Esther's toilet
Esther before Ahasuerus
'On that night could not the king sleep'
Ahasuerus orders Haman to honour Mordecai
The triumph of Mordecai
Esther, Haman and Ahasuerus
The death of Haman
Mordecai receives the ring of Ahasuerus
Esther, Mordecai and the revenge of the Jews
Job
Cycles
Single figure
Job taunted by his wife
Job visited by his friends
Job with musicians
Miscellaneous
Psalms
Proverbs
Ecclesiastes
Canticles (Song of Songs)
The Book of Wisdom (The Wisdom of Solomon)
Ecclesiasticus
Prophets
Cycles
Single figure, unidentified
Isaiah
Single figure
Vision of the Lord God of Hosts; the Live Coal
Miscellaneous Visions
Prophecies
With Morning and Night
Satire on/condemnation of idolatry
Martyrdom of Isaiah
Miscellaneous
Jeremiah
Cycles
Single figure
Called by God
Vision of the rod and seething pot
Jeremiah's girdle
Lamenting over Jerusalem
Cast into the dungeon
The stoning of Jeremiah
Miscellaneous
Lamentations—see: Jeremiah lamenting over Jerusalem
Baruch
Ezekiel
Cycles
Vision of the Tetramorph
Ezekiel in the valley of bones
Religious Iconography 291
The temple of Ezekiel
Miscellaneous
Daniel
Cycles
Single figure
Nebuchadnezzar captures Jerusalem
Nebuchadnezzar's first dream
The children in the furnace
Nebuchadnezzar's second dream
Nebuchadnezzar's madness
Belshazzar's feast
Daniel in the lions' den
The visions of Daniel
Susanna and the elders
Cycles
Susanna--single figure
Elders hiding
Elders approaching
Elders tugging at Susanna’s garments
Elders touching Susanna’s skin
Elders feeling Susanna’s breasts
Judgment of Daniel
Stoning of the elders
Bel and the dragon
Cycle
Miscellaneous
An angel brings Habakkuk with food to Daniel in the lions' den
Hosea
Joel
Amos
Obadiah
Jonah
Census
Cycles
Single figure
Jonah thrown overboard
Jonah vomited up by the whale
Jonah under the gourd
Miscellaneous
Nahum
Habakkuk
Zephaniah
Haggai
Zachariah
Malachi
Maccabees
Battle scene, Westminster
Judas Maccabeus
Eleazar and the elephant
Heliodorus
Martyrdom of the seven brothers
Religious Iconography 292
Miscellaneous
Apocrypha (for Apocrypha in Authorised Version, see Tobit, Judith, Book of Wisdom,
Ecclesiasticus, Daniel (Susanna and the elders, Bel and the dragon), Maccabees)
The prayer of Manasseh
III and IV Esdras (Vulgate) (A.V. I and II Esdras)
Miscellaneous
Josephus (see also CLASSICAL HISTORY)
New Testament
Canon Tables
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Liturgical Cycles
New Testament Cycles
Cycles of the Life of Christ
Life of Christ
Annunciation
With Virgin only
With angel only
Angel not flying
Angel holding sceptre
Angel standing
Angel kneeling or genuflecting
Angel holding scroll
Angel standing
Angel kneeling or genuflecting
Angel holding sceptre and scroll
Angel holding lily
Without Holy Spirit as dove
With Holy Spirit as dove
Angel holding palm
Angel holding plant other than lily or palm
Angel holding nothing
Angel standing
Angel kneeling or genuflecting
With flying angel
Angel holding sceptre and or scroll
Angel holding lily
Angel holding palm
Angel holding nothing
With many angels
With God the father
Alone
With angels
With the hand of God
With Christ
As infant
As adult
With prediction of Christ's fate
With saints and/or donors
With saints, without donors
With donors, without saints
Religious Iconography 293
With saints and donors
With other Biblical scenes or figures
Adam and Eve
Sacrifice of Isaac
Moses
Burning Bush
Judith
Miscellaneous prophets/prophecies
Visitation
Departure for Bethlehem
St Luke
With scenes from Christ’s Passion
Miscellaneous
Angel making Virgin's bed
With symbols of the Virgin
In Rosary
With Nativity, Shepherds, Magi
With symbols of the Passion
With lamb and flag
With kneeling girls receiving dowries
With Eucharist
With vine symbolism
With Virgin's crown
With Virgin/servant spinning
With sewing basket
With cat
With dog
With 'the stone the builders rejected'
With Virtues
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
The Virgin telling Joseph of the angel's message
Joseph's first dream
Visitation
Mary and Elisabeth only
Bamberg Cathedral
Elisabeth touching or gesturing towards Mary’s belly
Elisabeth embracing Mary (not touching Mary’s belly)
Elisabeth touching only Mary’s hand
Elisabeth and Mary not touching
Misc
With Joseph and/or Zacharias
With servants
With many figures
Miscellaneous
With donors
With Trinity
With angels
With saints
With sacrifice of Isaac
With children in the wombs
Religious Iconography 294
With birth of Christ/John
With massacre of the innocents
With baptism
With open grave
With scenes from the passion
With scenes from the life of the Baptist
With peacock
With archer
Joseph and Mary travel to Bethlehem
The census taken at Bethlehem
The journey to Bethlehem
No room at the inn
Nativity
Cycles
London, BM, ivory book cover
Padua, S. Giustina porch sculptures
Louvre, Paris, ivory casket
Jacopo della Quercia, Bologna, S. Petronio
Miscellaneous
Immediate family only
Child only
Virgin and child only
Joseph, Virgin and child only
Immediate family and angels only
Virgin, child and angels only
Joseph, Virgin, child and angels only
Angels making themselves useful
Joseph holding/doing things
Removing hose
Warming himself
Holding candle/lantern
Cooking
Fetching water
Chopping firewood
Virgin lying in
Bathing of Christ
With God the father/the holy spirit
With saints
With John the Baptist as an infant
With St Bridget of Sweden
With donors
With the midwives, Zelomi and Salome
With Adam and Eve
With star
With Tobias and the angel
With prediction of Christ's fate
With onlookers
With sibyl/prophet
With horoscope of Christ
Before a triumphal arch
Botticelli: mystic nativity
Religious Iconography 295
Miscellaneous
With various other scenes
Nativity sculptures (crib, presepio)
With annunciation to the shepherds
Virgin and child only
Immediate family (and possibly angels) only
Joseph holding candle/lantern
Joseph warming himself/removing hose/asleep
Virgin lying in
Bathing of Christ
With God the father/holy spirit
With onlookers
With John the Baptist
With arrival of the shepherds
On their way
Looking in
Present
With Magi
Arriving in background
Nativity and Adoration of the Magi (double scenes)
Annunciation to the Shepherds
Adoration of the shepherds
Shepherds bringing gifts
Including lamb
Not including lamb
Shepherds not bringing gifts
With angels
Without angels
Virgin kneeling in adoration before the child
With annunciation to shepherds
With Magi in background
With Virgin lying in
With annunciation to Virgin/visitation
With God
Before triumphal arch
With saints, prophets, sibyls, donors
Joseph resting head on hands
Adaptations
Story of the Magi
Cycles
Limoges Châsses
Miscellaneous
Fragments
Miscellaneous
Journey of the Magi
Benozzo Gozzoli
Miscellaneous
Herod questioning the priests and scribes
The Magi before Herod
The dream of the Magi
The death of the Magi
Religious Iconography 296
Adoration of the Magi
Specific paintings
Frescoes in Völlan, near Merano
Gentile da Fabriano, Uffizi
Fra Angelico and Fra Filippo Lippi, Washington
Leonardo da Vinci, Uffizi
Titian (?), Prado
Virgin and child, Magi (and angels) only
V&A ivories
Black Balthasar
White Balthasar
Joseph, Virgin, child, Magi (and angels) only
Black Balthasar
White Balthasar
Virgin in centre
With angels, with attendants
Black Balthasar
White Balthasar
Without angels, with attendants
Black Balthasar
White Balthasar
Virgin at left
With angels, with attendants
Black Balthasar
White Balthasar
Without angels, with attendants
Black Balthasar
White Balthasar
Virgin at right
With angels, with attendants
Black Balthasar
White Balthasar
Without angels, with attendants
Black Balthasar
White Balthasar
With other New Testament scenes
With shepherds
Miscellaneous
With prediction of Christ's fate
With God the father
With saints
With donors
With prophets
In a classical setting
With Virgin as queen
With Virgin before grotto
With Virgin lying in
Figures of Magi
With a pair of onlookers
Fewer than 3 Magi
With Magi congratulating Joseph
Religious Iconography 297
With Herod
With procession on horseback in distance
Adaptations
Allegories
Fragments
Circumcision of Christ
Without doves
With doves
With typological subjects
With other New Testament scenes
Miscellaneous
Presentation in the Temple
Virgin holding child
With doves
Without doves
Virgin and Simeon holding child
With doves
Without doves
Simeon holding child
With doves
Without doves
Neither Virgin nor Simeon holding child
Miscellaneous
With other New Testament scenes/scenes from life of Virgin
With angels
With saints/donors
With typological scenes
With Virtues
Anna/Simeon
Adaptations
Joseph's second dream
Massacre of the Innocents
Herod's dream
Herod ordering the massacre
The massacre
With Herod
Without Herod
Raphael/Marcantonio type
Brueghel type
With flight into Egypt
The holy innocents
The flight into Egypt
No distinctive iconography
Family moving towards right
Family moving towards left
Family moving towards viewer
Legends
Falling idols
Leaning palm
Miraculous corn
Brigands
Religious Iconography 298
Ox
Gypsy
With angel(s)
With God
With saints
With Joseph's dream
With massacre of the innocents
With other New Testament scenes
In a Netherlandish landscape
In a classical landscape
Crossing a river
Miscellaneous
Cycles
With symbols of the Virgin
Joseph and Virgin riding
Joseph carrying the child
Virgin walking
With shepherds
Without Joseph
Joseph drawing water
With servant
With two women
With serpent
Free-standing sculpture
With crowd
Night scenes
With soldiers
Adaptations
The arrival in Egypt
Rest on the flight into Egypt
No distinctive iconography
Legends
Falling idols
Leaning palm
Miraculous corn
Brigands
Ox
With angels
With John the Baptist
With John and Elisabeth
With other saints
With donors
With massacre of the innocents
With references to the Passion
With flight
In Netherlandish landscape
In classical landscape
In Egyptian landscape
Miscellaneous
Virgin nursing child
With fruit
Religious Iconography 299
Soldiers in the background
Virgin weeping
Virgin washing
Women washing
At a fountain
Joseph cooking
People bringing gifts
With shepherds
With elephant
Adaptations
Return from Egypt
Infancy of Christ
Cycles
Augsburg, Anton Sorg, 1491
Hieronymus Wierix
Raphael Sadeler
Miscellaneous
Taking his first steps
With John the Baptist
Taught by the Virgin
Going to school
In the carpenter's shop
Piercing his finger on a thorn
Miscellaneous
Christ among the doctors
Christ led into the temple
Virgin present
Christ enthroned
Christ lecturing from podium
Christ not enthroned, not at podium
Virgin's heart pierced by a sword
Virgin not present
Christ enthroned
Christ lecturing from podium
Christ not enthroned, not at podium
With saints
Christ returning from the temple
Virgin in search of him
With Virgin and Joseph
With Joseph
Baptism of Christ
With God the Father
With angels
Without angels
With the hands of God
Without God the Father
With angels
Without angels
Miscellaneous
John and Christ only
John preaching
Religious Iconography 300
Christ as a child
Jordan as a river god
With tree and axe
With sun and moon
With saints or prophets
With donor
St John with jug
Christ naked
Miscellaneous
Relief sculpture, S.Giovanni, Monza
Christ glorified
John blessing
Christ in a tub
Christ only
With other scenes
Miscellaneous
Temptation of Christ
Cycles
Sandro Botticelli, Sistine chapel
Miscellaneous
'Command that these stones be made bread'
'Cast thyself down'
'All these things will I give thee'
'Get thee hence, Satan'
'And behold, angels came and ministered unto him'
With other scenes
Miscellaneous
Christ and the Apostles
Calling of the Apostles
Peter and Andrew, by sea of Galilee
Peter and Andrew, not by sea of Galilee
James and John
Matthew
Christ choosing his apostles
Miscellaneous
The disciples and the ears of corn
Giving the keys to Peter
Giving the law to Paul (Traditio legis)
Miscellaneous
Transfiguration of Christ
Christ, Moses, Elijah, Peter, James and John only
Christ only
Christ, Moses and Elijah only
With the lunatick son
With other saints
With donors
With God
With angels
Miscellaneous
Teaching of Christ
Sermon in synagogue at Nazareth
Religious Iconography 301
Sermon from the boat
Sermon on the mount
Preaching before Herod's steward
Preaching in the temple
Christ and the woman of Samaria
Without other figures
With other figures
With evangelists
With saints
With other New Testament scenes
The woman taken in adultery
No inscription
Christ writing
After the writing of the inscription
Specific works
'Giorgione'
Pieter Brueghel I
Lucas Cranach
Christ in the house of Mary and Martha
Christ present
Mary and/or Martha only
Christ blessing little children
The feast in the house of Levi
Miscellaneous
Veronese
Christ in the house of Simon
Mary anointing his feet
Mary anointing his head
With triclinium
Lazarus discoursing on the pains of hell
The tribute money
Christ drives the money-changers from the temple
Christ and Nicodemus
'Consider the lilies of the field'
Teaching about the Eucharist
'Before Abraham was, I am'--the stoning of Christ
Christ, his disciples and the Virgin
Christ prophesies the destruction of the temple
'The foxes have holes...'
Christ and the lawyer
'Come unto me, all ye that labour...'
Christ and Zacchaeus
The camel and the eye of the needle
The widow's mite
'Lay not up treasure on earth'
'Be ye wise as serpents, and harmless as doves'
Signs in the sun, moon and stars
The disciples break the sabbath by plucking ears of corn
Christ teaching his disciples (miscellaneous)
Christ teaching (not his disciples)
Parables
Religious Iconography 302
Cycles
Good Samaritan
Cycles
Heinrich Aldegrever
After Maerten van Heemskerck
Miscellaneous
With other Biblical subjects
Man falling among thieves
Priest and Levite pass by on the other side
Good Samaritan anoints the victim's wounds...
...and sets him on his own beast
At the inn
The prodigal son
Cycles
Sebald Beham
Hans Bol
Jacques Callot
Pier Francesco Cittadini
Michiel Coignet
Luca Giordano
H. Janssens
Krems, Austria
Marburg, Elisabethkirche
Jacob Matham after Karel van Mander
Bartolomé Murillo
Monogrammist MT
Nuremberg, Sebalduskirche
South Minim, Hertfordshire
Pietro Testa
Vienna, Albertina, Italian engravings
Sebastian Vrancx
Miscellaneous tapestries
Miscellaneous
Receives inheritance
Departs
Dissipation
Driven out by companions
Feeding swine
Welcomed home by his father
Feast in his honour
Adaptations
Dives and Lazarus
Cycles
Heinrich Aldegrever
After Maerten van Heemskerck
Georg Pencz
Miscellaneous
Dives not present
Dives feasting: Lazarus outside
Death of Dives
Lazarus in Abraham's bosom
Religious Iconography 303
Wise and Foolish Virgins
Cycles
Monogrammist AG
Israhel van Meckenem
Jan Saenredam
Martin Schongauer
Burton Agnes Hall
Miscellaneous
The Great Supper/Wedding of the King's Son
Sending for guests
Excuses of the guests who could not come
The guests arrive and eat
Expulsion of the guests with no garment
Miscellaneous, on agricultural themes
The good shepherd
The lost sheep
'Every plant ... shall be rooted up'
Labourers in the vineyard
Sheep on the right, goats on the left
The sower
The grain of mustard seed
The barren fig-tree
The wicked husbandmen
The sowing of the tares
The rich man and his steward
Miscellaneous, on non-agricultural themes
The city set on a hill
The house built on sand
The broad and narrow ways
The talents
The rich man
The lost coin
Pearls before swine
The hidden treasure
The unmerciful servant
The unjust judge and the importunate widow
'I am the light of the world'
Blind leading the blind
Mote and beam
'Be ye wise as serpents...'
Pearl of great price
Publican and pharisee
Miracles
Cycles
Jan Saenredam after Hendrick Goltzius
Flemish triptych, Melbourne
Ivory diptych, London, V&A
Ivory pyxis, London, BM
Ivory pyxis, Darmstadt
Ivory panels, Louvre, Paris
Westminster Retable
Religious Iconography 304
Mosaics, Monreale
Miscellaneous
Christ healing
The blind
The deaf mute
The centurion's servant
At the pool of Bethesda
The man sick of the palsy
The man taken with palsy (lowered through roof)
The man with the withered hand
The leper
The ten lepers
The man with dropsy
Peter's mother-in-law
The woman with the issue of blood
The woman with the spirit of infirmity
The sick--miscellaneous
Christ casting out devils
The Gadarene swine
The lunatick son
The Canaanite/Syrophoenician woman
Miscellaneous
Marriage at Cana
Multiplication of loaves and fishes
Gianlorenzo Bernini
Domenico Feti
Pyxis, Livorno
Miscellaneous
Raising of Lazarus
Cycle: Chichester cathedral
Christ and the sisters of Lazarus
Lazarus swaddled, upright tomb
Lazarus at left
Lazarus in centre
Lazarus at right
Christ raising from dead
The widow of Nain's son
Jairus's daughter
Miraculous draught of fishes
Christ in boat (before crucifixion)
Christ on shore (after crucifixion)
Christ not depicted
Miscellaneous
Christ stilling the storm
Christ walking on water
Tribute in the fish's mouth
Christ cursing the fig-tree
Passion of Christ
Cycles
Engravings
Sebald Beham
Religious Iconography 305
Lucas Cranach the Elder
Jean de Culmbach
Albrecht Dürer
Engraved Passion
Little Passion
Great Passion
Florentine, 15th century: 'The Vienna Passion'
Philip Galle after Johannes Stradanus
German 15th century woodcuts
Henrick Goltzius
Urs Graf
Geronimo Grandi
Lucas van Leiden
Bartsch 43-56
Jan Muller after Lucas van Leiden
Bartsch 57-65
Master bX8
Israhel van Meckenem
Monogrammist AG
Hans Leonhard Schäufelein
Bartsch 34
Bartsch 35
Martin Schongauer
Antoon Wierix after Maerten de Vos
Miscellaneous
Paintings and drawings
Anon drawings
Austrian ca 1400
Avanzi and Altichieri, Padua
Amico Aspertini
Hans Burgkmair et al., Augsburg
Giovanni Boccati
Jörg Breu
Duccio
Albrecht Dürer
Hampton Court, Cardinal Wolsey's Closet
Heures de la Croix
Hofgeismar, Pfarrkirche
Hans Holbein the Elder, Donaueschingen
Hans Holbein the Younger, Basle
Johann Koerbecke
Laatch, St Leonhard's church
Pietro Lorenzetti, Assisi
Karel van Mander
Attributed to Meister Grollae'schen Anbetung
Master of the Malkammer Altar
Master of Trebon
Hans Memling
Copy after Hans Memling
Pacino di Buonaguida
Parma, Biblioteca Palatina, MS gr. 5
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Jacopo Pontormo, Certosa, S. Lorenzo al Monte
Rembrandt, Munich
Tuscan Triptych wings, 13th century
Miscellaneous
Sculpture
Bologna, S. Pietro
Donatello, S. Lorenzo pulpits
Nottingham alabaster, Ferrara
Easter candlestick, Rome, S. Paolo
Vienna, Hofmuseum
Zürich, Landesmuseum
Miscellaneous
Ivories
10th century, London, BM
15th-century casket, London, Courtauld Institute Galleries
14th-century writing tablet, London, V&A
Miscellaneous
Other media
Flemish tapestries, Vienna
Flemish tapestries
15th-century French tapestry, Saragoosa
16th-century German embroidery
14th-century South German embroidery
Tapestries, San Marco, Venice
Tapestries, miscellaneous
Textiles, miscellaneous
Other/mixed media, miscellaneous
Christ taking leave of his mother
The entry into Jerusalem
The disciples fetch the ass
Christ weeping as he approaches Jerusalem
Palmesel
Entry into Jerusalem
Adaptations
The conspiracy of the priests
Officers fail to arrest Christ
Caiaphas' prophecy
Assembly of priests in the house of Caiaphas
Payment of Judas
Last supper
Disciples sent to prepare supper
Christ washing Peter's feet: Peter points to his head
Christ washing his disciples' feet
Christ washing his disciples' feet: papal medals
Specific paintings
Andrea del Sarto
Alessandro Allori
Franciabigio
Leonardo da Vinci and imitators/followers
Pietro Perugino
Raphael
Religious Iconography 307
Institution of the Eucharist
Judas alone, opposite
'One of you shall betray me'
'Lord, is it I?'
Christ giving the sop to Judas
Disciple blowing his nose
Judas leaving
With triclinium
With saints/prophets/donors
No specific type
The two swords
Christ setting a child amongst his disciples
The agony in the garden
Specific works
Mosaic, San Marco, Venice
Albrecht Dürer
El Greco
'After Michelangelo'
Bronze figure of sleeping disciple, 13th-century
With soldiers approaching
With crucifix or other instruments of the Passion
Without soldiers approaching
With crucifix or other instruments of the Passion
Without crucifix or other instruments of the Passion
Miscellaneous
Christ leaves the disciples
Christ and the angel, alone
Christ rebukes the disciples
With death
With saints/donors
With other scenes from the Passion
Miscellaneous
Betrayal of Christ
With Malchus' ear
With kiss of Judas
Malchus carrying or dropping lamp
Malchus not carrying or dropping lamp
Without kiss of Judas
Christ healing Malchus' ear
Without Malchus' ear
With consternation of the soldiers
With kiss of Judas
Without kiss of Judas
Young man fleeing naked
Christ led away captive
Christ dragged across the brook Cedron
The trial of Christ
Christ before the High Priest
The buffeting of Christ
St Peter's denial
The repentance of Judas
Religious Iconography 308
The suicide of Judas
Christ before Pilate
Procla, Pilate's wife
Christ before Herod
Pilate washing his hands
The judgment of Pilate
Pilate writing the title on the Cross
Barabbas
Flagellation
With two executioners
Pilate not present
Pilate present
Piero della Francesca
More than two executioners
Pilate not present
Pilate present
Miscellaneous
Christ being bound to the column
Christ at the column
With saints/donors
Miscellaneous
The crowning with thorns
Crown pressed down with sticks
Crown pressed down by hand
The mocking of Christ
Ecce Homo
With many people
With few people
Full length
Less than full length
Christ only
Full length
Less than full length
With the Virgin
With saints not present at the event
Christ and angel(s) only
The way to Calvary
Stations of the Cross cycles
Spanish engravings
18th-century Bolognese paintings
Christ led forth
Christ upright
With St Veronica
With Simon of Cyrene
Without Simon of Cyrene
Without St Veronica
With Simon of Cyrene
With Virgin
Without Virgin
Without Simon of Cyrene
With Virgin
Religious Iconography 309
Without Virgin
Christ falling
With St Veronica
With Simon of Cyrene
With Virgin
Without Virgin
Without Simon of Cyrene
With Virgin
Without Virgin
Without St Veronica
With Simon of Cyrene
With Virgin
Without Virgin
Without Simon of Cyrene
With Virgin
Without Virgin
Single figure
Christ upright
Christ falling
Holbein: Fritz Saxl's notes
Miscellaneous
Before the crucifixion
Preparations (Christ not yet present)
Christ offered wine/vinegar
Christ stripped of his garments
Christ awaiting crucifixion
Christ nailed to the cross
Christ mounting the cross by ladder
Writing of the superscription
The raising of the cross (cf. raising of the three crosses)
The crucifixion
Single cross
Specific works
Holy Rood, Barking
Hallstatt, Austria
Grünewald, Isenheim altar
Grünewald, small crucifixion
W. Jamnitzer
Christ only
Christ and angels only
Christ and departing soldiers only
With Virgin and St John only
Symmetrical
With skull
With sun and moon
Without sun and moon
Without skull
With sun and moon
Without sun and moon
With superscription
Without superscription
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15th-century German woodcuts
Assymetrical
With angels only
With departing soldiers
With unidentified weeping figures
With centurion's conversion
Christ's side being pierced and/or sponge offered
Christ's side not being pierced and/or sponge offered
Virgin fainting
Virgin not fainting
Magdalene embracing cross
Magdalene not embracing cross
Without centurion's conversion
Christ's side being pierced and/or sponge offered
Christ's side not being pierced and/or sponge offered
Virgin fainting
Virgin not fainting
Magdalene embracing cross
With angels
Without angels
Magdalene not embracing cross
With donors
With saints not present at the event
Without saints not present at the event
Without donors
With saints not present at the event
Three crosses
Specific works
Monogrammist HC
Frankfurt, Liebighaus
Vienna, Schnitzaltar
With centurion's conversion
Christ's side being pierced and/or sponge offered
Christ's side not being pierced and/or sponge offered
Virgin fainting
Virgin not fainting
Magdalene embracing cross
Magdalene not embracing cross
Without centurion's conversion
Christ's side being pierced and/or sponge offered
Christ's side not being pierced and/or sponge offered
Virgin fainting
Virgin not fainting
Magdalene embracing cross
Magdalene not embracing cross
With donors
With saints not present at the event
With Virgin and St John only
The two thieves
Having their legs broken
Their souls departing
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Without Christ
With various canonical episodes
With raising of the three crosses
With writing/affixing of superscription
Soldiers casting lots
Rending of the veil of the temple
Saints rising from their graves
With miscellaneous scenes from the Passion
With various apocryphal episodes
Longinus cured of his blindness
Adam and/or Eve at base of the cross
Philosophers interpreting the celestial phenomena at the death of Christ
With symbolical animals
Pelican
Snake
Unicorn
With various allegorical figures
Virtues
Ecclesia/Synagogue
Oceanus/Gea
Terra
Satan/executioner
With sun and moon
Virgin's heart pierced with sword
Virgin embracing cross
With Magdalene only
With St Veronica
With martyrs
With instruments of the Passion
Angels catching blood
With suicide of Judas
With hell at the foot of the Cross
On the Ark of the Covenant
With moralizing meaning
In ecclesiastical interior
Centurion/Longinus with polygonal halo
With other scenes from Christ's life
Infancy
Passion
After the Passion
Miscellaneous
Without Christ
Virgin and St John only
Figures at foot of Cross
Various allegories
Fragments and studies
Adaptations and miscellaneous
Joseph of Arimathaea asks Pilate for the body of Christ
The priests and pharisees before Pilate
Deposition
Specific works
Religious Iconography 312
12th-century bronze, V&A, London
Rogier van der Weyden and imitators
With nails being removed
With three crosses
Virgin fainting
Virgin embracing Christ
Magdalene adoring wounds in Christ's feet
Miscellaneous
With other scenes from Christ's life
With saints not present at the event and/or donors
Adaptations
Lamentation
Specific works and types
Michelangelo
Niccolò dell'Arca
Pietà de Villeneuve
'Vesperbild'
Tapestry, Vienna
Middle Rhenish sculptures, ca 1510
Epitaphioi
Virgin standing
Virgin kneeling
Virgin leaning over body
Virgin holding Christ's arm
Virgin with Christ's body in her lap
At foot of the cross
Not at foot of the cross
Virgin fainting
St John supporting Christ's body
Magdalene caressing Christ's hand
Magdalene caressing Christ's feet
Washing of Christ's body
At entrance to cave, or by tomb
On slab
Upright in sepulchre
With saints not present at the event
With donors
With other scenes
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Pietà
Virgin and Christ only, not at foot of cross
Specific works
Titian, Accademia
M. Soldani, Kress (Seattle)
Virgin and Christ only, at foot of cross
Whole length
Half length
With angels
With saints not present at the event/donors
With evangelists
Religious Iconography 313
With Virgin's heart pierced by a sword
With sinners
With instruments of the Passion
Adaptations: Virgin and Child in Pietà position
Dead Christ
Alone
With angels
With God
With saints and/or donors
With instruments of the Passion
Supported by Joseph of Arimathaea
Entombment
Specific paintings
Master of Flémalle, Courtauld Institute Galleries, London
Titian, Louvre
Titian, Prado
Caravaggio/Rubens after Caravaggio
Christ's body carried to the sepulchre
Christ's body lowered into the sarcophagus
Christ upright
Christ sitting/semi-recumbent
Virgin embracing/caressing Christ
Virgin fainting
Magdalene drying blood with hair
Anointing Christ's body
Sealing of the sepulchre
With other scenes from Christ's life
With saints and/or donors
Adaptations
The holy sepulchre
Harrowing of Hell
12th-century, Bristol cathedral
Christ trampling on the gates
With Satan beneath Christ's feet
With hell in the shape of a mouth
Miscellaneous
Resurrection
Sealed sarcophagus
Christ emerging through the lid
Christ standing/sitting on the sarcophagus
Christ standing in front of the sarcophagus
Christ rising into the air
Open sarcophagus
Christ standing or sitting inside the sarcophagus
Christ with one foot on the edge of the sarcophagus
Christ’s legs straddling the side of the sarcophagus
Christ standing or sitting on top of the sarcophagus
Christ standing in front of the sarcophagus
Christ rising into the air
Angel(s) opening sarcophagus
Angel(s) not opening sarcophagus
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Christ emerging from a sepulchre
Sealed sepulchre
Open sepulchre
Sepulchre/sarcophagus not visible
Angel removing stone
Angels at empty sepulchre
Soldiers at sepulchre
Christ stepping onto soldier
With other scenes
With saints and/or donors
With prophets and/or evangelists
With John and Peter running to the tomb
With allegory of vanquished death
With animal symbols
Visitors to the empty sepulchre
The holy women, with soldiers
The holy women, without soldiers
The holy women, without tomb
Peter
John and Peter
Apparitions of Christ
Cycles
Carolingian ivory, Aachen
Durham slabs, 12th century
Miscellaneous
'Noli me tangere'
Christ and Mary only
Christ at left
Christ at right
With other figures
With saints/donors
With other scenes
Fragments and miscellaneous
Christ appearing to the holy women
Christ appearing to his mother
The way to Emmaus
The supper at Emmaus
Rembrandt
Christ and 2 disciples only
Christ, 2 disciples and (an)other figure(s)
With other scenes
With saints/donors
Adaptations
The incredulity of Thomas
Christ appearing to disciples in Galilee
Christ appearing to disciples in Jerusalem
Christ appearing on shore of Lake Tiberias--see Miracles
Christ's charge to Peter: 'Feed my sheep'
The chief priests bribe the soldiers
Ascension
Specific works
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Donatello, V&A, London
Melozzo da Forlì, SS. Apostoli, Rome
5th-century ivory, Munich
12th-centyr ivory, V&A, London
Miscellaneous ivories
Christ's feet only
Christ in mandorla
Whole figure of Christ, not in mandorla
Pentecost
Specific works
Pedro Machuca
Titian
With Kosmos
With Jews listening outside
Virgin not present
Virgin present
With tongues of flame descending
Without tongues of flame descending
Apocalypse (Revelation)
Cycles
Block books
Prints
Hans Burgkmair
Coburg Bible
Albrecht Dürer
Jean Duvet
German, 1460s
Hieronymus Greff (after Dürer)
Juan de Jauregui
Georg Lemberger
Malermi Bible, Venice 1490
Merian Bible, Amsterdam 1626
Dirck Vellert
Anton Woensam of Worms
Manuscripts
Cambridge, University Library, Mm. V. 31
Cambridge, Magdalene College, B. 2. 24
Cambridge, Magdalene College, Pepys 1803
Cambridge, Trinity College, B. 10. 2
Cambridge, Trinity College, B. 10. 6
Cambridge, Trinity College, R. 16. 2
London, Lambeth Palace Library, 75
London, Lambeth Palace Library, 209
London, Lambeth Palace Library, 434
London, British Library, Add. 11,695
London, British Library, Add. 17,333
London, British Library, Add. 17,399
London, British Library, Add. 35,166
London, British Library, Add. 42,555
Other media
Angers tapestries
Religious Iconography 316
Francesco d'Arezzo
16th-century Brussels tapestries, Madrid
York Minster, east window
Miscellaneous
St John on Patmos
The seven churches which are in Asia
The Son of Man and the seven candlesticks
The twenty-four elders and the book with the seven seals
The adoration of the lamb
The four horsemen
The opening of the fifth seal
The opening of the sixth seal
Angels sealing the servants of God in their foreheads
Seventh seal: the first four trumpets
Seventh seal: fifth trumpet
Seventh seal: sixth trumpet
St John eating the book
The two witnesses
The woman clothed in the sun
Fall of the rebel angels
The worship of the beast
The lamb and the 144,000 redeemed
Earth reaped for the winepress of God's wrath
The seven angels pour out their vials
The whore of Babylon
The fall of Babylon
Angel casting a millstone into the sea
'And I heard as it were the voice of a great multitude'
The word of God
The call to the birds
The angel binding the dragon
First resurrection
The new Jerusalem
Miscellaneous
Antichrist
Signorelli, Orvieto
Lucas Cranach, Passional Christi und Antichristi, 1521
Miscellaneous
The Four Last Things
Signs before the Day of Judgment
Last Judgment
Specific works
Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel
Drawings
Drawings connected to early stages
Drawings after Michelangelo
Cambridge sketchbook
Miscellaneous
Paintings after Michelangelo
Prints after Michelangelo
Religious Iconography 317
Whole fresco
Details
Bamberg Cathedral
Boughton, Buckinghamshire
11th-century cross, Copenhagen
Florence, S. Maria Novella
London, V&A, 12th-century enamel
Maastricht, shrine of Servatius
New York, 12th-century book cover
Hendrick Goltzius cycle
Rimini, Palazzo dell'Arengo
Orvieto, Signorelli
Padua, Giotto
Campo Santo, Pisa
Torcello Cathedral
Resurrection of the Dead
Virgin interceding
With sword and lily
Without sword and lily
Showing her breast to Christ
With intercessors, not including Virgin
Without intercessors
With sword and lily
Without sword and lily
Angels carrying cross
Hell and Paradise
Weighing of souls
With Trinity
With evangelists
With allegories of life
With followers of Cain and Abel
Christ alone or with angels
With sun and moon
With fall of man
With scenes from Christ's life
With donors
Miscellaneous
Fragments
Adaptations
God the Father
Alone
With angels
With alpha and omega
Tetragrammaton
With symbols of the evangelists
In miscellaneous contexts
The Holy Spirit
Trinity
Specific works
14th-century French sculpture, Kress (Portland, Oregon)
Fresco, Scarnafigi, Piedmont
Religious Iconography 318
Attributed to Botticelli, London, Courtauld Institute Galleries
Trinitas creator
Three-headed type
As three winged angels
Three identical human figures
Christ as lamb
Holy Spirit in human form, with wings
As a symbol (scutum fidei etc.)
Father and Christ only
Christ seated by Father, Holy Spirit between them
Christ crowned by Father
With Christ on cross
With saints
Without saints
With Christ as man of sorrows
Adoration of the Trinity
With Virgin ('quaternity')
Christ as a child
Christ as an adult
Christ as both child and adult ('quinity')
And Joseph ('heavenly and earthly trinities')
With Christ as a child (without Virgin)
With evangelists
With donors
Misc.
Christ
Portraits
With verbal description
Busts
Heads in profile
Heads--frontal
Heads--miscellaneous
Veil of Abgar
As a child or infant
With instruments of the Passion
Lying asleep on the cross
Asleep (not on cross)
With orb
In glory
Squeezing grapes
On a flower, with new year greeting
With infant St John
Miscellaneous
Holding book
Pantocrator
In apse
In cupola
In icons
Salvator mundi
Holding orb
With orb at his feet
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Maiestas domini
In mandorla
With evangelists
Without evangelists
Not in mandorla
With evangelists
Without evangelists
Christ only
Miscellaneous
With apostles
With virtues
With sword in hand/in mouth
The empty throne ('etimasia')
Christ on throne of Solomon
On the cross
Dead
Alive
Wearing long robe (type of volto santo, Lucca)
Angels removing Christ on cross from Golgotha
Man of sorrows
With instruments of the Passion
In tomb
Not in tomb
Without instruments of the Passion
In tomb
Not in tomb
Head or bust
With Virgin
With Virgin and St John
With saints and/or donors
The Risen Christ
Triumphant
Trampling
Asp, basilisk, lion and dragon
Lion and dragon
Serpent/dragon only
Evil in human form
Triumphing over death and evil/devil
In Roman-style triumph
Woodcuts after Titian
Miscellaneous
Allegories of Christ
Cycles
Goltzius
Wierix
Imagery involving wine or blood
Christ in the wine-press
Christ as the true vine
The mystic bath
Christ as fons vitae/pietatis
Christ filling a chalice with blood
Religious Iconography 320
Christ in chalice
Christ drinking cup of salvation
Christ filling the sea with blood
The seven bleedings of Christ
Imagery involving sheep
Christ as lamb
Christ as good shepherd
Census
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous Passion iconography
Christ with the instruments of the Passion
The instruments of the Passion (without Christ)
The vernicle
The five wounds (disembodied)
The sacred heart
The shroud
The sacred monogram
Cycle--Aberdeen
Miscellaneous
The coat-of-arms of Christ
Miscellaneous early Christian symbols
Miscellaneous types
Bestowing crowns
As source of authority
As king of kings
As pope
As priest etc.
As pilgrim
As embodiment of trade or profession
As Orpheus
As angler/fish
The ship of Christ
In the tree of life
'Ego sum via veritas et vita'
As example of virtue
Christ of the trades/the Sunday Christ
Imitatio Christi
Miscellaneous eucharistic imagery
Blessing
With saints and/or donors
Miscellaneous
Christ and the Virgin
The Cross
Legend of the True Cross
Cycles
Antoniazzo Romano
Braunschweig Cathedral
Agnolo Gaddi
Adam Elsheimer
Flemish wood carvings, V&A, London
Piero della Francesca
Religious Iconography 321
Signorelli school
Kelloe (Durham)
Miscellaneous
Various scenes
Relics and miracles
Rood of Bromholm
Cross of Scuola di S. Giovanni Evangelista
Cross of Scuola di S. Giovanni Evangelista--miracles cycle
Miraculous crosses, miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Haeftanus, 'Regiae viae crucis'
Hrabanus Maurus, De laudibus sanctae crucis
Adoration of the cross
Peacocks flanking the cross
The cross and the balance
'Take up your cross and follow me'
The living cross
Cross made of four types of wood
Miscellaneous
Holy Family
Virgin, Child and Joseph only
With fruit or flowers
Without fruit or flowers
Virgin, Child, Joseph and angels only
Joseph engaged in-Carpentry
Feeding Child
Playing with Child
Holding Child
Sleeping
Miscellaneous
With book
At table
With yarn-winder
Adoring the Child
Virgin nursing
Sleeping Child
With angel to-Joachim
Joseph
With fountain of life
With donors
With symbols of the Virgin
With other scenes
With other unidentified figure
With later saints
With God the Father/Holy Spirit
With instruments of the Passion
With allegorical figures
With lamb (without John the Baptist)
Adaptations
Religious Iconography 322
With St John the Baptist
Only
And angels
And later saints
And other unidentified figures
As an adult
And Mary Magdalene
And St Elisabeth
Only
And St Zacharias
And Sts Mary Cleophas and Mary Salome
And later saints
And angels
And other figures (neither saints nor angels)
With St Anne
Only
And St Joachim
And St John the Baptist
And Sts John the Baptist and Elisabeth
And St John the Baptist and later saints
And angels
Virgin and Child
With St Anne [Anna Selbdritt]
Virgin smaller in size
Held like an infant
Standing/sitting by St Anne
Virgin similar in size
Christ Child between them
Virgin sitting in Anne's lap
Christ Child not between them, Virgin not in Anne's lap
And donors
And later saints
Virgin and Child crushing serpent
And Trinity
And unidentified figures
Byzantine types
Hodegetria
Eleousa
Nikopoia
Platytera
Half-length
No saints, angels, donors or attributes
With parapet
Child standing on parapet
Child not standing on parapet
Without parapet
Child standing on lap
Child not standing on lap
Child at left
Child at right
Full-length
Religious Iconography 323
Standing
No saints, angels, donors or attributes
Child at left
Child at right
Child in centre
Seated
No saints, angels, donors or attributes
Child at left
Child at right
Child in centre
Medieval sculpture
York Minster and Museum
London, V&A
British Museum, London
Wells cathedral
Child sleeping
With inscriptions
Child blessing
With birds
Goldfinch
Parrot
Other species
With animals
Ape
Hare/rabbit
Cat
Dog
Lamb
Squirrel
Butterfly
Mythical animals
Miscellaneous
With flowers
Rose
Lily
Pink/carnation
Sweet pea/vetch
Columbine
In a garland
Miscellaneous
With fruit
Apple
Pear
Grapes
Pomegranate
Cherries
Miscellaneous
With book
Child reading
Child turning pages
Child pointing to text
Religious Iconography 324
Virgin turning pages/pointing to text
Book held by Virgin
Book held by Child
Book lying nearby
Holding a scroll
Dictating
Writing
Virgin feeding Child with pap
Virgin washing Child
Virgin with Child playing
Virgin fondling/caressing Child
Virgin nursing Child (Virgo lactans)
Virgin and Child only
With saints
With angels
With saints and angels
Adaptations
Virgin adoring Child
Alone
With saints/angels
Virgin of humility
With St John the Baptist
Specific works
Leonardo, Madonna of the Rocks
Michelangelo, Royal Academy tondo
Raphael, Madonna della Seggiola
Titian, Munich
John as an infant
No other saints, no angels
Less than full-length
Full-length
And angels
And St Elisabeth
And Sts Elisabeth and Zacharias
And later saints
As an adult
And other figures
With prophets
With apostles
With church fathers
With saints
Specific works
Andrea del Sarto
Cesare da Sesto
Follower of B. Daddi
Domenico Veneziano
Follower of Duccio
Master of Flémalle
Giorgione
Giovanni del Ponte
Master of the Goodhart Madonna
Religious Iconography 325
Rome, S. Maria in Trastevere
Sassetta
Bernardo Zenale
Virgin adoring child
Holding apple
With single saint
Less than full-length
Standing
Seated (not on throne)
In an apse
Beneath a baldachin
On a low throne
With two saints
With three or four saints
With five or more saints
On a high throne
With two saints
With three or four saints
With five or more saints
'Sacra conversazione'-type
Pastoral
In a building
With non-musician angels
With musician angels
With angels
Musician (without saints)
Less than full length
Enthroned
Full length
Seated not on throne
Standing
Crowned
By angels
With saints
Without saints
Beneath a crown
With prefigurations of Christ's fate
Scenes from Christ's Passion
Crucifixion
Christ displaying his wounds
Child holding cross or crown of thorns
Angels holding instruments of the Passion
Other
With other scenes
From the life of the Virgin
With annunciation
With shepherds
From Christ's life
From lives of Christ and the saints
With symbolic objects
Hanging egg
Religious Iconography 326
Scapular
Amulet
Honey
Flyswitch
Yarn-winder
Cradle
Ears of corn
Star-covered mantle
Pearl
Clock
Inkwell
Coral
Orb
Dragon/lion
Globe/snake
Fountain
Vision of tabernacle
Memento mori
Rosary
Antonello da Messina
Virgen de Pomata type
Giving rosary to saints
Giving rosary to the devout
Virgin and Child holding rosary
In clouds
With St John the Baptist
With saints
Without saints
With angels
Without angels
With single suppliant/donor
With saints
Without saints
With more than one suppliant/donor
With saints
Without saints
Virgo inter virgines
Vierges ouvrantes
Miscellaneous botanical symbolism
In the burning bush
In a tree
In a wood
'Madonna im Rosenhag'
In a garden
In glory/mandorla
On the crescent moon
Full-length
Without saints, moon's face not visible
With saints
Half-length
With moon's face visible
Religious Iconography 327
With crushing of serpent/devil
With Cain and Abel
With sun and moon
In the sun
Miraculous or cult images
Madonna of Loreto
Santa Maria del Carmine
Beautiful Virgin of Regensburg
Notre Dame de Sablons
Madonna of Monserrato
Virgen de la Candelaria
Nuestra Señora de Atocha
La Peregrina de Quito
Santa Maria Peña de Francia
Virgen del Pilar
Virgen de Guadalupe
Mexican
Spanish
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
'Black' madonnas
Of the Carmelites
Of the Order of Mercy
With Virtues
With prisoners
In triumph
In classical setting
In a gothic interior
With miscellaneous attributes
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Tree of Jesse
Specific images
Wall-painting, Arilje
Window, Beauvais, St Stephen's
Fresco, Braunschweig cathedral
Windows, Costessey, Norfolk
Ceiling, Hildesheim, St Michael's
Wall-painting, Mateich
Window, Soissons cathedral
Without extended genealogy
Virga only
Miscellaneous
With dove of Holy Spirit, or seven doves of gifts of Holy Spirit
Virga, Virgin and Christ
With extended genealogy
Manuscript illuminations
Sculpture
Paintings
Windows
Textiles
Religious Iconography 328
Prints and drawings
Variations
With Biblical scenes, or scenes of martyrdom
With crucifixion
With other trees (of life, of seven gifts)
With classical philosophers
Speculum virginum
Tree from feet
Miscellaneous
Fragments
Adaptations
Comparative material
Miscellaneous Watson material
Genealogy of Christ
Ancestors
Holy Kinship
Life of the Virgin
Cycles
Austrian paintings, 15th century
Coghetti, Savona cathedral
Dürer, Bartsch 76-95
Adam Elsheimer, Gemäldegalerie, Berlin
Hans Fries, Kunsthalle, Basle
Gaddi, S. Croce, Florence
Gatti, Bartsch 7-22
Ghirlandaio, S. Maria Novella, Florence
Giotto, Padua, Arena chapel
'School of Giotto'
Giovanni da Milano, S. Croce, Florence
Goltzius, Bartsch 15-20
Grandi
Halberstadt, tapestry
Heures de la Vierge
Kremsmünster, Benediktinerstift
Leonardo da Besozzo, S. Giovanni a Carbonara, Naples
Lorenzo Monaco, S, Trinità, Florence
Master of the Life of the Virgin
Master of the Presentation
Israhel van Meckenem
Memling, Seven Joys, Munich
Nardo di Cione, S. Maria Novella, Florence
Nelli, Palazzo Trinci, Foligno
Orcagna, Orsanmichele, Florence
Padua, Carmine
Prato, cathedral
St Lambrecht, Schlosskirche
Siena, S. Bernardino
Siena cathedral, Chigi chapel
Taddeo di Bartolo, Siena
M. Reichlich, Munich
Venetian, 15th century
Religious Iconography 329
Venice, S. Marco
Hieronymus Wierix
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous--textiles
Joachim and Anne
Cycles
Single figures
Dividing their goods
Praying in the temple
Joachim driven from the temple
Angel appearing to Joachim amongst the shepherds
Angel appears to Anne
Meeting at the Golden Gate
Miscellaneous
Birth of the Virgin
Andrea del Sarto
Virgin held by St Anne
Virgin held by a nurse
Virgin being or about to be washed
Miscellaneous
Presentation of the Virgin in the temple
Titian, Accademia, Venice
Paolo di Giovanni Fei, Washington
Miscellaneous
Education of the Virgin, etc
Virgin with Joachim and Anne
Virgin taught to read
Virgin sewing, etc
Virgin receiving food from an angel
Virgin knitting/sewing seamless cloak
Marriage of the Virgin
Miracle of the budding rod
Nicholas Dipre
Raphael
With suitors breaking their rods
Without suitors breaking their rods
Proof of the Virgin
Events preceding the Virgin's death
Death of the Virgin
Arnolfo di Cambio
Hugo van der Goes
Eastern Orthodox
Christ or God receiving the Virgin's soul
With aspergillum
Without aspergillum
Christ/God not present
With aspergillum
Without aspergillum
With Christ/God, without Virgin's soul
Without Christ/God, with Virgin's soul
Without apostles
Religious Iconography 330
With later saints
Funeral of the Virgin
Assumption of the Virgin
Specific works
Andrea del Sarto
Cesio
Rubens and follower
Massimo Stanzione
Titian
Without Apostles, Christ or Trinity
With Apostles, without Trinity or Holy Women
With Apostles and Holy Women
With God, Christ or Trinity
With legend of the girdle
With later saints
With prophets
With donors
Without the Virgin
Virgin as child in Christ's arms
Virgin on her deathbed
Reception of Virgin in Heaven
With coronation of the Virgin
Miscellaneous
Coronation of the Virgin
Specific works
Fra Angelico, Louvre
Giovanni Bellini, Pesaro
Guariento, Venice, Palazzo Ducale
Antependium, 14th-century Venetian
Virgin and Christ only
Virgin, Christ and angels only
Virgin, Christ and saints only
With saints and angels, Virgin crowned by Christ
With God the Father and Christ
With God the Father
With Trinity
Holy Spirit as dove
With angels
Without saints
With saints
Without angels
Without saints
Holy Spirit in human form
No members of the Trinity present
With four evangelists
With prophets
With donors
With other scenes
With dead Christ
With empty tomb
With seven joys of Virgin
Religious Iconography 331
The crown of the Virgin
Miscellaneous
Iconography of the Virgin
Virgin alone
Full length
Less than full length
Hands visible
Hands not visible
Symbols
Legends and miracles
Seven joys
Seven sorrows
Seven sorrows cycle: Boucquet
Virgo orans
Virgin of the apocalypse
Virgin as queen of heaven (regina coeli)
Allegories
Hortus conclusus with unicorn hunt
With ears of corn
Madonna del Magnificat
Mater misericordiae
With child
Without child
As patroness/protectress
Madonna del soccorso (fighting a devil)
As priestess
In armour/military contexts
Standing on globe and snake
Carrying a crucifix
With saints
Mater dolorosa
Contemplating crown of thorns
In glory
'Benedicta tu in mulieribus'
Madonna del Parto
Virgin with child visible in womb
With a book
On throne of Solomon
Biverus, Sacrum Oratorium
With seven gifts of the Holy Spirit
Madonna of Savona
Madonna del Pilar
Specific images
Miscellaneous
Immacolata
Single figure
With angels
With God the Father/Holy Spirit
With Sts Anne and Joachim
With saints
With Child
Religious Iconography 332
With donors
Immaculate conception
Allegory
Allegory--El Greco
Miscellaneous
Apostles
Cycles
Antonio da Trento, after Parmigianino
Bambaia, Milan
Hans Baldung Grien, Bartsch 6-18
Sebald Beham, Bartsch 36-42
Sebald Beham, Bartsch 43-54
F. de Bocholt, Bartsch 5-17
F. de Bocholt, Bartsch 18-29
Burton Agnes
Agostino Carracci, Bartsch 48-62
School of Cavallini
Chartres
Vanni after Correggio
Lucas Cranach the Elder, Bartsch 23-36
Lucas Cranach the Elder, Martyrdoms of the Apostles, Bartsch 37-48
Donatello, San Lorenzo
18th-century anon engravings
Jan van Eyck, Albertina, Vienna
Glamis Castle, chapel
Hendrick Goltzius, Christ and the Apostles with the Creed
El Greco, Toledo
Halberstadt, tapestry
Lucas van Leiden, Bartsch 86-99
Malmesbury Abbey
Marcantonio Raimondi, Bartsch 64-76
Marcantonio Raimondi, Christ and the Apostles, Bartsch 124-136
Marco da Ravenna, Bartsch 79-91
Master of 1466, Bartsch 50-62
Giuseppe Mazzuoli, Brompton Oratory
Israhel van Meckenem, Bartsch 51-63
Israhel van Meckenem, Christ, Virgin and Apostles, Bartsch 64-78
Israhel van Meckenem, Apostles and Creed, Bartsch 79-84
Israhel van Meckenem, Lehrs 237-247
Medallist of the Apostles, Apostles with Creed
Milan, cathedral
Ivory panel, Louvre, Paris
Silver vase, Syrian 5th century?, Louvre, Paris
Guido Reni, attributed, Bartsch 11-23
Rimini, Temio Malatestiano
Le Gros, Lateran, Rome
Monogrammist S.H., attributed, St Florian
Andrea Schiavone, Christ and the Apostles, Bartsch 24-37
Andrea Schiavone, Christ and the Apostles, Bartsch 38-50 (missing)
Martin Schongauer, Bartsch 34-45
Signorelli, Loreto
Religious Iconography 333
Virgil Solis, Bartsch undescribed
Hans Springinklee, Bartsch 14-24
Hans Springinklee, Bartsch 52-56 (two only)
Tobias Stimmer, Städel, Frankfurt (two only)
Antonio Tempesta, Christ, Virgin and Apostles, Bartsch 344-357
L. Thiry, Bartsch 6-9
Juan Guas, Toledo
Master WY, Bartsch 1-12
Zurbaran, Lisbon museum
Miscellaneous
In pairs
Single, unidentified
Before the Acts
Christ's mission to the Apostles
Census
Miscellaneous
Separation of the Apostles
Acts of the Apostles
Cycles
Raphael cartoons, V&A
Brussels tapestries
Philip Galle after Maerten van Heemskerck
Miscellaneous
Headpiece
The Common Life
Peter and John heal a cripple at Gate Beautiful
Peter and John before Annas
An angel frees the apostles
Philip the deacon baptising the eunuch
Paul and Barnabas at Lystra
Andrew
Single figure, or with other saints
Cycles
Rome, Vat. lat. 8541
Cologne school
Rome, S. Andrea della Valle
Specific works
Caravaggio
Guido Reni
Stories
Dragged through streets by horses
Scourged
Adoring his cross
Led to/attached to cross
Crucifixion
Deposition and entombment
Saves bishop from seduction by devil-woman
Appears to bishop and people of Mantua
Miscellaneous
Barnabas
Bartholomew
Religious Iconography 334
Single figure
Without flayed skin
With flayed skin
Cycles
Stories
Destroying idols
Exorcising the daughter of Polemius
Baptising Polemius
Beaten with staves
Flayed
Beheaded
Posthumous miracle: the oil that would not pour
James the Great
Single figure
Without other saints
With other saints
Cycles
Stoke Orchard wall paintings
Solsona museum
Rome, Vat. lat. 8541
Master of St James
Avanzi and Althichieri, Padua
Mantegna, Eremitani
Jan van Scorel, Douai
Miscellaneous
Stories
Virgin appears to him at Saragossa
He raises a king and queen from the dead
Subduing the devils sent by Hermogenes
Baptises Hermogenes
Hermogenes burns his books
James appears before Herod Agrippa
He heals a man with palsy
Baptises Josias
Martyrdom
Posthumous miracles etc.
His body taken to Spain in a rudderless ship
Wild bulls become tame when hauling his funeral carriage
Miracle of unjustly hanged man
Fighting the Moors/the Indians
Miscellaneous
James the Less
Judas Thaddeus
Philip
Simon
Thomas
Single figure
Without builder's rule
With builder's rule
Cycles
London, BM bowls, 12th century
Religious Iconography 335
A. Gaddi, Prato, Legend of the Girdle
Luca di Tomé
16th-century Netherlandish drawings, Berlin
Miscellaneous
Stories
Peter and Paul
Single figures
Medals
Not medals
Cycles
S. Pietro in Grado, Pisa, 13th century
Miscellaneous
Stories
Simon Magus
In the Mamertine prison
Last meeting of Peter and Paul
Martyrdoms
Theft of the saints' corpses
Miscellaneous
Peter
Single figure
With key/book
Sculpture
Paintings
Prints
Medals
Other media
Various types
Head
Penitent
Praying
Enthroned
Fisher of Men
Good Shepherd
With other figures
Cycles
Brancacci chapel
Beauvais tapestries
Philip Galle after Maerten van Heemskerck
Stories
Preaching
Ananias and Sapphira
Healing the sick with his shadow
Healing Aeneas
Raising of Tabitha
Vision of the unclean beasts
Centurion Cornelius
Before/death of Herod Agrippa
Arrested and imprisoned
Miracle of the spring
Released from prison by an angel
Religious Iconography 336
'Domine, quo vadis?'
Martyrdom
Miscellaneous
Paul
Single figure
Sculpture
Paintings
Prints
Medals
Drawings
Other media
Cycles
Hans Holbein the Elder
Philip Galle after Stradanus
St Paul's Cathedral, London
Greenwich Hospital
Miscellaneous
Stories
Conversion
Michelangelo
With apparition of Christ
Apparition of God/Trinity
God/Christ not visible
Persecuting Christians
Healed by Ananias
Escapes in a basket
Blinds Elymas
In Philippi
Earthquake in prison
'Ignoto Deo'
In Corinth
At Ephesus
Raising Eutychus
Shipwrecked on Malta
Preaching and baptising
Disputing
Exorcising
Before Ananias, Felix etc.
In captivity
Epistles
Plautilla gives him her handkerchief
Martyrdom
Miscellaneous
Evangelists
Symbols
Cycles
Tetramorph
Bury St Edmund's Cross
Donatello, Padua
Dublin: Book of Kells
Martin Schongauer, Bartsch 73-6
Religious Iconography 337
Titian, Accademia
Miscellaneous
Cycles
Agostino Veneziano
Heinrich Aldegrever, after Georg Pencz, Bartsch 57-60
Sebald Beham, Bartsch 55-58
Jan van Bijlert
Abraham Bloemaert
Brussels, Bibl. Roy. 10993
Brussels, Bibl. Roy. 18383
Brussels, Bibl. Roy. II 175
Burton Agnes
G. Caccini, ciborium, S. Spirito, Florence
Carlo Cesio, S. Agostino, Rome
Sculptures, after Jacob Cobaert (?)
Lucas Cranach the Elder, Bartsch 49-52
Dublin, Trinity College, 53
Stained glass windows, Fairford
Flemish, 17th century, Coll. Bishop of Durham
Facade, Florence cathedral
Philip Galle after Anthonis Blocklandt, Hollstein 205
Jacques de Gheyn after Hendrick Goltzius
Lorenzo Ghiberti, Baptistery, Florence
Domenico Ghirlandaio school, S. Maria Novella, Florence
Rodolfo Ghirlandaio, Palazzo Vecchio, Florence
Kremsmünster, Codex Millenarius
Lanfranco, Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle
J. Leonardo (attr.), Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle
Wooden sculptures, Lincoln College chapel, Oxford
London, BM, 15th-century Italian enamel cross
London, British Library, Add. 11,850
London, British Library, Add. 17,739
London, British Library, Add. 34, 890
Theodoor van Loon, Diest, St Catherine's
Luca della Robbia
Lucas van Leiden, Bartsch 100-103
Imitator of Lucas van Leiden
Bernardino Ludovisi, Rome, S. Trinità dei Pellegrini
Niccolò Martinelli, drawings
Master of 1466, Bartsch 63-66
Master of 1466, Bartsch 67-70
L. Mattielli, Dresden, Hofkirche
Val de Grace, Paris
Prague, Metropolitan Chapter Library, Cim. 2. IV. 60
Pseudo-Boccaccino, El Paso, Texas
Guido Reni, Duke of Beaufort coll.
After Guido Reni, Bartsch undescribed
Rome, S. Croce in Gerusalemme, facade
Hans Leonhard Schäufelein, Bartsch undescribed
Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Schatzkammerevangeliar
Vienna, Nationalbibliothek, 1244
Religious Iconography 338
Miscellaneous
With Christ
Unidentified
Matthew
Gospel
Initial L
Headpiece
Symbol
Single figure
Head
With money bag
With sword
With builder's rule
With halberd
With gospel (without angel)
With gospel and nativity of Christ
With the angel
Caravaggio
Stories
Miscellaneous
Martyrdom
Mark
Gospel
Headpiece
Symbol
Cycles
Pala d'Oro, Venice, S. Marco
Scuola di S. Marco
Salviati tapestries, Venice
Tintoretto
Single figure
With lion
Without lion
With Abraham's sacrifice
With baptism of Christ
With other saints
Stories
Miscellaneous
Martyrdom
Posthumous miracles, etc.
Luke
Gospel
Initial Q
Headpiece
Altar: Hans Bornemann, Hamburg
Symbol
With ox's head (Bucephalus)
Presenting his gospel to Christ
With Theophilus
As author of the Acts
With scenes from his gospel
Religious Iconography 339
Stories
Tomb, S. Giustina, Padua
Single figure
Writing
With ox
Without ox
Filling/sharpening his quill etc.
Not writing
With ox
Without ox
Painting the Virgin
Holding the Virgin's portrait as an attribute
John
Gospel
Inital I
Headpiece
Dictating to Prochoros
Symbols
Head only
Cycles
Oxford, Bodleian, Auct. D. 4. 17
Lambeth Apocalypse
Florence, S. Croce (Giotto, A. Gaddi)
Florence, S. Maria Novella, Filippino Lippi
Augsburg, Hans Burgkmair
Uffizi, Florence, drawings by Jan Gossaert
Miscellaneous
Single figure
With eagle
With chalice
With eagle and chalice
With book or scroll
Without attribute or book
With other saints
With John the Baptist
With Christ
Stories
In cauldron of oil
On Patmos--see Apocalypse
Raising of Drusiana
The philosopher Crato
Sticks and stones turned into gems and gold
Destruction of the temple of Diana
The poisoned chalice
The robber youth
Ascension
Posthumous episodes
Doctors of the Church
Greek
Latin
Cycles
Religious Iconography 340
Bellaria, Bartsch 21-22
Caprarola
Lorenzo Ghiberti
Goya
Marcantonio school
Jacob Matham after Giuseppe d'Arpino
Girolamo Pallari, S. Marco, Venice
Hans Springinklee, Bartsch undescribed
Antonio Vivarini and Giovanni de Allemagna
Hieronymus Wierix after Maerten de Vos
Francisco de Zurbaran
Miscellaneous
Church fathers with four evangelists (or symbols)
Ambrose
Cycle
S. Ambrogio, Milan
Single figure
With scourge
With a dove at his ear
With beehive
In/with cradle (story of the bees)
Without scourge, dove, beehive or cradle
Stories
Refusing Theodosius entrance to Milan cathedral
Miscellaneous
Augustine
Cycles
Gerolano Genga
Benozzo Gozzoli
Carl van Loo
Arca di S. Agostino, Pavia
Miscellaneous
Single figure
Not holding heart, not in study
With St Donatus
With heart
In study
Stories etc.
With St Monica
Conversion
Baptism
Ordination
Debating
With the child
Washing feet of Christ
Visions
As a monk
Miracles
Adoring Virgin or crucifix
Between Christ and Virgin ('Positus in medio')
Triumphing over heresy
Religious Iconography 341
With Cain and Abel
With symbol of St John
Miscellaneous
Gregory
Single figure
With dove
Without dove
Stories etc.
The angel on the tomb of Hadrian
Feast of St Gregory
Mass of St Gregory
Saving souls from purgatory
Miscellaneous
Jerome
Single figure
Without lion
With lion
With Sts Paula and Eustochium
In his study
Pointing to skull
Not pointing to skull
With lion
Without lion
Pulling the thorn from the lion's paw
Cycles
Stories etc.
Miscellaneous stories
Flagellation
Visions
Angels appearing to him
Angels appearing to him (Simon Vouet)
Temptation
Hearing the last trump
Receiving communion from angels
Last communion
Death and apotheosis
Adaptations
Miscellaneous allegories etc.
Posthumous apparitions
In the wilderness
Reading or writing
Kneeling
Before a crucifix
Beating his chest
One shoulder bare
Both shoulders bare
Both shoulders covered
Not beating his chest
Before image of the Virgin and Child
Without crucifix or image of the Virgin and Child
Seated
Religious Iconography 342
Standing
Lying
Half-length
With allegorical figures
Saints (other than Apostles, Evangelists and Doctors of the Church)
Abacus--see Habakkuk
Abdon and Sennen
Abondius, bishop of Como
Abondius, sexton at St Peter's
Abraham, bishop
Abraham of Chidane
Acacius of Armenia
Acacius of Melitene
Acca
Acepsimus
Achatius--see Acacius of Armenia
Ache and Acheul
Acisclus
Aconcio
Actinea and Graeciniana
Acutius and Eutyches
Adalbert of Egmond
Adalbert of Prague
Adamnan
Adauctus
Adelaide, empress
Adelaide, abbess of Villich
Adalhardt (Adelard)
Adelphus of Metz
Adjutor
Adolph of Maastricht--see Botolph
Adrian of Canterbury
Adrian of Nicomedia
Adrian of Scotland
Aegidius--see Giles
Aemilian of Cogolla
Aemilian of Faenza
Afra of Augsburg
Afra of Brescia
Agabus
Agatha
Agatho
Agilulf
Agnellus
Agnes of Assisi
Agnes of Montepulciano
Agnes of Rome
Cycles
Single figure & with other saints
Martyrdom
Miscellaneous scenes and miracles
Religious Iconography 343
Agostino Novello (Blessed)
Agricola of Avignon
Agricola of Ravenna
Agrippina
Aidan
Aigulphus
Alban
Albert (see Aubert)
Albert of Chiatino
Albert of Louvain
Albert of Pisa (Blessed)--see Raynerius of Pisa
Albert Siculus
Albertinus
Alberto degli Abati--see Albert Siculus
Albertus Magnus
Albinus (Aubin)
Aldebrando--see Hildebrand
Aldegonda
Alena
Alessandro--see Asteria
Alexander I, pope
Alexander of Bergamo
Alexander of Fiesole
Alexander of Rome
Alexander Sauli
Alexandra of Nicomedia
Alexandra, nun
Alexis
Alexis Falconieri
Alfonso Maria de' Liguori
Alfonso Rodriguez
Aloysius Gonzaga--see Luigi Gonzaga
Alphege
Altmann
Alto
Alypios
Amalberga of Maubeuge
Amalberga of the Scheldt
Amandus of Maastricht
Amantius
Amatus
Ambrogio Sansedoni (Blessed)
Ambrose--see Doctors of the Church
Amedeo (Blessed)
Amelius and Amicus
Ammon
Anacletus
Anastasia
Anastasius I, pope
Anastasius of Brescia
Anastasius of Solin
Religious Iconography 344
Anatolia
Andrea Anagni (Blessed)
Andrea Avellino
Andrea Corsini
Andrea Gallerani (Blessed)
Andrea Grego (Blessed)
Andrea da Fiesole--see Andrew of Ireland
Andrew--see Apostles
Andrew of Crete
Andrew of Ireland
Angela of Bohemia (Blessed)
Angela of Foligno (Blessed)
Angela Merici
Angelus of Jerusalem
Angilbert of St Riquier
Anianus of Alexandria
Anicetus, pope
Anne, mother of the Virgin
Cycles
Single figure
Stories
Death
Anne of Jerusalem
Anno
Ansanus
Ansbertus
Anselm of Canterbury
Anselm of Lucca
Anselm of Nonantola
Ansgar
Anthelmus
Anthony Abbot
Cycles
Single figure
With pig
Without pig
With saints
Pennants
Stories
On his way to see Paul the Hermit
With Paul the Hermit
With the corpse of Paul the Hermit
Miscellaneous miracles and legends
Temptation
Bosch
Brueghel
Teniers
Tempted by devils, with devil-women
Tempted by devils, without devil-women
Tempted by a devil woman (no other devils)
Tempted by devil women (no other devils)
Religious Iconography 345
Beaten/assaulted by devils on the ground
Carried aloft by devils
Anthony of Padua
Single figure etc.
Single figure
Holding heart
Vine growing from chalice
Sitting in a tree
With other saints
Vision of the Christ child
Miracles
The severed leg
The baby's evidence clears its mother of adultery
The miser's heart
The praying mule
Raising people from the dead
Posthumous miracles and apparitions
Cycles, preaching and miscellaneous
Cycles
Preaching
To people
To animals
To fish
Apotheosis
Miscellaneous
Anthony of Rome
Antigius
Antilia
Antoninus of Florence
Antoninus of Piacenza
Apollinaire
Apollonia
Apollonius of Brescia
Arbogast
Arcadius
Argimirus
Ariosti, Corradino (Blessed)
Aristeus
Armagilo
Armel
Arnold of Soissons
Arnulph of Metz
Arsenius
Artemia--see Constance
Asteria
Asterius of Ostia
Athanasius
Athala
Athenogenes
Attala--see Athala
Attica--see Constance
Religious Iconography 346
Aubert of Avranches
Aubert of Cambrai
Audax--see Anatolia
Audifax--see Marius and companions
Audit--see Ovide
Audomarus--see Omer
Augustine of Canterbury
Augustine of Hippo--see Doctors of the Church
Aurea of Ostia
Aurelius, bishop of Rediciane
Aurelius, martyr at Rome
Austregisilus
Austria, patron saints
Avitus
Avold, Avor--see Nabor
Bacchus--see Sergius and Bacchus
Balbina
Barat, Madeleine Sophie--see Madeleine Sophie Barat
Barbara
Single figure
With tower
With martyr's palm, with eucharist
With martyr's palm, without eucharist
Without martyr's palm, with eucharist
Without martyr's palm, without eucharist
Without tower
With martyr's palm, with eucharist
Without martyr's palm, with eucharist
With feather
Trampling her father
With sword
With sword-lily (iris)
With lightning
Patroness of artillerymen
Patroness of masons
Protectress against sudden death
No attributes
With Catherine of Alexandria
With saints other than Catherine
With donors/suppliants
Stories, including martyrdom
Text
Barbatianus
Barlaam and Josaphat
Barnabas--see Apostles
Bartholomew--see Apostles
Bartholomew of Grottaferrata--see Nilus of Grottaferrata
Bartolo Buompedoni (Blessed)
Basil
Basilides
Basilissa--see Julian and Basilissa
Religious Iconography 347
Bassiano
Bassus
Baudime
Bavo
Beatrice
Beatus
Bede
Begga
Benedict II, pope
Benedict Cerretani (Blessed)
Benedict Joseph Labre
Benedict the Moor
Benedict of Norcia
Cycles
Single figure
Stories
Childhood
The broken sieve
Romanus lowering food
Rolling in thorns
Vestition of Placidus and Maurus
Maurus saves Placidus from drowning
With Totila/Totila's servant
The serpent in the flagon of wine
The storm at Scholastica's
Death and apotheosis
Raising from dead
Exorcising
Preaching
Miscellaneous
Benedict Revelli
Benedicta
Bénézet
Benignus of Todi
Benno
Bernadette Soubirous
Bernard of Aosta--see Bernard of Menthon
Bernard of Clairvaux
Cycles
Single figure
Vision of the Virgin, lactating
Vision of the Virgin, not lactating
With instruments of the Passion, etc.
Embraced by Christ from the Cross
Entering monastery at Cîteaux
With the Duke of Aquitaine
Blessing loaves of bread
Miscellaneous
Bernard of Menthon
Bernard of Offida (Blessed)
Bernard of Parma--see Bernard degli Uberti
Religious Iconography 348
Bernard of Rupaforte
Bernard of Tiron
Bernard Tolomei (Blessed)
Bernard degli Uberti
Bernardino of Siena
Cycles
Preaching
Single figure, with saints and donors
Death and assumption
Miscellaneous miracles and stories
Bertin
Bertrand
Betto
Bianco
Bibiana
Blaise
Cycle
Miscellaneous
Bonaventure
Bonaventure of Forlí (Blessed)
Boniface of Germany
Boniface of Lausanne (Blessed)
Boniface of Tarsus
Boninsegna Cicciaporci
Bononius
Bonosa
Bonosus of Antioch--see Maximilian of Antioch
Bonosus of Treves
Boris and Gleb
Botolph
Botvid
Brendan
Briccius (Brice)
Brieuc--see Briocus
Bridget of Ireland
Bridget of Sweden
Broicus
Broccadelli, Lucia--see Lucy of Narni
Bronislawa (Blessed)
Bruno
Brynolf
Burchard
Cadoc
Caius
Cajetanus--see Gaetano
Calepodius
Callixtus
Calogero
Camillus
Campion, Edmund--see Edmund
Candida
Religious Iconography 349
Candidus
Cantianilla
Cantianus
Cantius
Canute IV
Canute Lavard
Carlo Borromeo
Cycle
Single figure
Medals
With Virgin
With other saints
At his devotions
With plague victims
Apotheosis
Miscellaneous scenes
Carlo Spinola (Blessed)
Carpophorus--see Coronati
Casilda
Casimir
Cassian of Imola
Cassian of Todi
Castorius--see (Five) Statuaries
Castrense
Cataldus
Catherine of Alexandria
Cycles
Single figure
Trampling Maxentius
With sword only
With sword in chest
With two wheels
Without sword or wheel
Holding her head
Without sword, with unbroken wheel
Without sword, with broken wheel
With sword and wheel
With other saints
Mystic marriage
Shown image of Christ by Adrian
With saints/angels
Without saints, with angels
With prophets
With donors
To the adult Christ
Virgin, Child and Catherine only
Catherine sleeping/dreaming
Without Virgin Mary
Stories
Refusing to worship idols
Breaking idols
Religious Iconography 350
Dispute with doctors
Martyrdom of doctors
Empress Faustina visits Catherine in prison
Angel announcing her martyrdom
Destruction of the wheels of torture
Beheading
Borne by angels to Sinai
Glorification
Catherine of Bologna--see Catherine Vigri
Catherine of Cardona
Catherine of Genoa
Catherine de' Ricci
Catherine of Siena
Single figure
Trampling devil
With devotees
With other saints
Handing out texts
Cycles
Stories
Vision of Dominic, Francis and Benedict
Mystic marriage
Receives crown of thorns from Christ
Swaps hearts with Christ
Shown wounds by Christ
Receives communion from angel/Christ
Stigmatisation
Brings pope from Avignon
Exorcising
Praying for various souls
Death
Apotheosis
Canonisation
Miscellaneous
Catherine of Sweden
Catherine Vigri of Bologna
Cecilia
Cycles
Single figure
With keyboard instruments
With stringed instruments
Singing
Without musical instruments
With other saints
With Valerian
Raphael and imitators
Portraits historiés
Stories
Betrothal and marriage
Martyrdom
Apotheosis
Religious Iconography 351
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Cedd
Celestine I, pope
Celestine V--see Peter Celestine
Celsus--see Nazarus and Celsus
Chad
Charlemagne
Charles the Good (Blessed)
Chelidonius--see Medin
Chetillus--see Exuperius of Viborg
Christeta--see Vincent, Sabine and Christeta
Christina the Astonishing
Christina of Bolsena
Single figure
Stories
Christina of Tyre--see Christina of Bolsena
Christopher
Single figure
With Christ child and hermit
Alone with Christ child
Alone
With other saints
With New Testament scenes
With devils
With other figures
With donors
Cynocephalous
Cycle
Stories
Miscellaneous
Martyrdom
Adaptations
Chromatius
Chrysanthus and Daria
Chrysogonus
Ciriacus
Cizy of Besançon
Clair of Nantes
Clare of Assisi
Single figure
Alone
With other saints
Cycles
Stories
Given palm by bishop of Assisi
Vestition/haircut
Gives rule of her order to pope
Visions of Christ and Christ child
Repels Saracens with pyx
Death and funeral
Religious Iconography 352
Miscellaneous miracles
Miscellaneous
Clare of Montefalco (Blessed)
Clare of Rimini
Clarus of Florence (Blessed)
Claude of Besançon
Claude of Rome--see (Five) Statuaries
Clement I, pope
Clement of Alexandria
Clement of Volterra--see Justus and Clement
Cletus--alternative name for Anacletus
Clodoaldus
Clodulphus
Clothilda
Cloud--see Clodoaldus
Cointa--see Quinta
Colette
Colman of Austria
Coloman--see Kilian
Colomba da Rieti (Blessed)
Columba of Iona
Columba of Sens
Columbanus
Concordia--see Hippolytus
Concordio
Conrad of Ascoli (Blessed)
Conrad of Constance
Conrad of Piacenza
Conrad of Urach (Blessed)
Consortia
Constance
Constantia, Attica and Artemia
Constantine
Constantius of Perugia
Constantius
Copini, Maria Maddalena--see Maria Maddalena Copini
Corbinian
Cordula
Corentin
Cornelius
Corona and Victor
Coronati (Quattro)
Cosmas and Damian
Single figure
Cycles
Healing
Martyrdom
Miracle of the Ethiopian's leg
Covat--see Cucuphas
Crescentia--see Vitus
Crescentius
Religious Iconography 353
Cresci
Crispin and Crispinian
Crowned Martyrs (Four)--see Coronati
Cucuphas
Culgat--see Cucuphas
Cunegunde of Bamberg
Cunegunde of Poland
Cunera
Cunibert
Cuthbert
Cyprian of Antioch--see Justina of Antioch
Cyprian of Carthage
Cyriaca--see Dominica
Cyriacus, deacon
Cycle
Miscellaneous
Cyriacus, pope
Cyril of Alexandria
Cyril of Belozersk
Cyril of Constantinople
Cyril and Methodius
Cyrilla
Dalmatius Moner--see Moner, Dalmatius
Damasus
Daniel of Padua
David of Mynyw
David of Västeras
Davinus
Decuman
Deicolus
Delphina (Blessed)
Demetrius of Thessalonica
Denis
Denys of Rijkel (Venerable)
Deocarus
Desiderius of Alsace
Desiderius of Benevento--see Januarius
Devota
Didymus of Alexandria
Diego of Alcalá
Diego Giuseppe of Cadiz (Blessed)
Dionysius, pope
Dionysius the Areopagite--see Denis
Disibod
Dismas
Divy
Dmitri
Dominic of Calzada
Dominic de Guzmán
Cycles
Single figure
Religious Iconography 354
With the hound of God
Without the hound of God
Stories etc.
His mother and the Domini canis
His book in the heretics' fire
Apparition of Peter and Paul
Gives the rule of his order to pope
Raises Napoleon Orsini from dead
Angels bring loaves of bread
Virgin appears to Dominic and his friars
Various miracles
Miscellaneous non-miraculous stories
Apotheosis
Vision at Soriano
Receives rosary from Virgin
With the Virgin--not receiving rosary
Vision of the Virgin as intercessor
Miscellaneous allegorical scenes
Dominic of Silos
Dominic of Sora
Dominic del Val
Dominica
Domitilla
Domninus of Fidenza
Donatian
Donatus of Arezzo
Donatus of Fiesole
Donnino--see Domninus
Dorothy of Caesarea
Dorothy of Murnau
Dunstan
Dymphna
Eanswitha
Ebba of Coldingham I
Ebba of Coldingham II
Eberhard of Salzburg
Ecclesius
Edburga
Edern
Edigna
Ediltrude--see Etheldreda
Edith of Wilton
Edmind, king and martyr
Edmund Campion (Blessed)
Edward, king of England
Edward the Confessor, king of England
Efflam
Egidius--see Giles
Egwin
Einbetta, Warbetta and Wilbetta
Eleutherius, bishop
Religious Iconography 355
Eleutherius, deacon
Eleutherius, pope
Elias of Egypt
Eligius
Single figure
As smith or farrier
Miracle of horse's hoof
Consecrated bishop
Preaching, healing etc.
Elin--see Helen of Skövda
Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist
Elizabeth of Hungary
Single figure
With roses in her lap
With the poor or sick
Without the poor or sick
Spinning
Stories
Cycles
Giving alms etc.
Washing lepers
Crucified Christ in her husband's bed
Bread turns into roses
Miscellaneous
Elizabeth of Portugal
Elizabeth of Thuringia--see Elizabeth of Hungary
Elmo--see Erasmus
Eloy--see Eligius
Elpidius
Elzear
Emerentiana
Emeric—see Henry of Hungary
Emerita
Emetherius and Chelidonius--see Medin
Emidius
Emilius and Castus
Emmeram
Engelmond
Engratia of Saragossa
Enimie
Enodoc
Ephraim
Ephysius
Epimachus
Epiphanius of Cyprus
Epiphanius of Pavia
Erasmus
Single figure
Cycles
Being disembowelled
Erembert
Religious Iconography 356
Erentrude
Erhard
Eric IV Plovpennings, King of Denmark
Eric IX, King of Sweden
Ermengol
Ermyn--see Armel
Erundina--see Romola, Redempta and Erundina
Eskill
Ethelbert
Ethelburga
Etheldreda
Eudaldo
Eugenia
Eusenius I, pope
Eugenius of Carthage
Eugenius of Florence
Eugenius of Toledo I
Eugenius of Toledo II
Eulalia
Eulogius
Euphemia
Euphrasia of Egypt
Euphrasia of San Michele (Blessed)
Euphrosyne of Alexandria
Euphrosyne, companion of Ursula
Eurosia
Eusebius of Cremona
Eusebius of Vercelli
Eusignius
Eustace
Cycles
Single figure
Stories
Conversion
His sons
Martyrdom
Miscellaneous
Eustace of Luxeuil
Eustathius--see Eustace
Eustochium
Eustolia
Eutyches--see Acutius
Eutychianus, pope
Eutitius
Eutropius
Evaristus
Evasius
Eventius
Ewald the Dark and Ewald the Fair
Exuperius of Bayeux
Exuperius of the Theban Legion
Religious Iconography 357
Exuperius of Toulouse
Exuperius of Viborg
Eystein Erlendssön
Fabian
Fabiola
Faith
Fausta
Faustina and Flaminia
Faustinus--see Florentius
Faustinus and Jovita
Febronia
Felicissimus
Felicitas and her seven sons
Felicitas of Carthage
Felicula--see Petronilla
Felix III, pope
Felix IV, pope
Felix of Cantalice
Felix of Dunwich
Felix of Gerona I
Felix of Gerona II
Felix of Lodi--see Nabor
Felix of Nola
Felix of Valois
Felix and Adauctus
Ferdinand III, king of Castile
Festus, see Januarius
Fiacre
Fidelis of Sigmaringen
Fina
Fiorenzo--see Florentius
Firmin of Amiens I
Firmin of Amiens II
Firmina
Flavia--see Placidus
Flavia Domitilla--see Domitilla
Flavian
Flavius Clemens
Flora and Lucilla
Florentius of Orange
Florentius of Perugia
Florian of Lorch
Floriana--see Faustina and Flaminia
Floridus
Florin
Florus and Laurus
Foillan
Fortunata of Agen
Fortunatus of Spoleto
Forty Martyrs
Four Crowned Martyrs
Religious Iconography 358
Fourteen Holy Helpers--see Holy Helpers
Foy--see Faith
Francesca Romana
Francis of Assisi
Cycles
Single figure
Alone
With Franciscan saints
With other saints
Stories
In meditation/prayer
Levitating
Stigmatisation
With Leo
With lines linking wounds of Christ and Francis
Without lines linking wounds of Christ and Francis
Blessing for Leo
Without Leo
Supported/comforted by angels
Visions
Of the Virgin and Child
Of the Virgin and Christ at Portiuncula
Of a musician angel
Embracing Christ on the Cross
Miscellaneous
Renouncing his father
Wedding Poverty
Supporting the Lateran
Before the Sultan
The wolf of Gubbio
Meeting St Dominic
Instituting cult of the presepio
Preaching to birds and oter animals
Miscellaneous miracles
Last communion
Death and funeral
Apparitions and posthumous miracles
Pope Nicholas V at his tomb
Miscellaneous
Allegories
Interceding
Miscellaneous
Francis Borgia
Francis of Paola
Francis Patrizi--see Francis of Siena
Francis of Siena (Blessed)
Francis Xavier
Cycle
Single figure
Stories
Death
Religious Iconography 359
Francis Xavier and Ignatius Loyola
Cycle
Dual images
Franco da Grotti--see Franco da Siena
Franco da Siena (Beato)
François de Sales
Françoise de Chantal--see Jeanne de Chantal
Frederick of Utrecht
Frediano--see Frigidianus
Frideswide
Fridolin
Frigidianus
Froilanus
Fromund
Frontonius
Fructuosus of Braga
Fructuosus of Tarragona
Fulbert
Fulgentius of Astigi
Fulgentius of Ruspe
Fursey
Fustianus
Gabriele Ferretti
Gaetano
Gaianus
Galantini, Ippolito (Blessed)
Galdinus
Galgano
Gall of Bregenz
Gall, bishop
Galla
Gallican
Gaudentius of Brescia
Gaudentius of Rimini
Gaudiosus
Gaugericus
Gebhard
Gelasius
Geminiano
Gemma Galgani
Genesia
Genesius of Arles
Genesius of La Jara
Genesius of Rome
Genevieve of Brabant
Genevieve of Paris
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Gennaro--see Januarius
Genoveva--see Genevieve
Gentianus, Victorinus and Fustianus
Religious Iconography 360
George
Cycles
Specific works
Bavarian sculpture ca 1525
Donatello
Bernt Notke
Raphael
Sodoma
Single figure
Without the dragon
George and the dragon
On foot
Dragon showing signs of life
Dragon dead
On horseback
Without the princess
With princess
With lamb
Dragon on leash
Without lamb, dragon not on leash
Stories
George and the princess, after the battle
Baptising the people of Silena
Martyrdom
Having his flesh torn
George and the enchanter
On the wheel
The scourging of Dacian's wife
Beheading
Miscellaneous
Helping Christians fight Saracens
Adaptations
Miscellaneous
Gerald of Béziers
Gerard of Brogne
Gerard of Sagredo
Gerard of Villamagna (Blessed)
Gerebern--see Dymphna
Gereon
Germain, bishop missionary
Germain of Auxerre
Germain of Granfeld
Germain of Moutier-Granval
Germain of Paris
Germain of Talloires
Germaine Cousin
Gertrude the Great--see Gertrude of Helfta
Gertrude of Helfta
Gertrude of Nivelles
Gervasius and Protasius
Géry--see Gaugericus
Religious Iconography 361
Gherardesca of Pisa
Ghislain
Giacinto--see Hyacinth
Giacomo della Marca
Giacomo Benfatti (Blessed)
Giles
Giles of Assisi (Blessed)
Gimignano--see Geminiano
Gimer
Giovanna--see Joan
Giovanni e Paolo--see John and Paul
Girolamo Emiliani
Giuseppe Benedetto Cottolengo
Gleb--see Boris and Gleb
Goar
Goban
Godelieva
Godfrey of Kappenberg
Gomaire--see Gummar
Gomarus--see Gummar
Gonsalvus of Amarante (Blessed)
Gonzaga, Aloysius/Louis/Luigi--see Luigi Gonzaga
Gorcum, Martyrs of--see Martyrs of Gorcum
Gothard
Graeciniana--see Actinea and Graeciniana
Grata
Gratus
Gregory VII, pope
Gregory the Great--see Doctors of the Church
Gregory the Illuminator
Gregory the Moor
Gregory Nazianzenus
Gregory Thaumaturgus
Gudula
Guénolé--see Gwenael
Guido of Anderlecht--see Guy of Anderlecht
Guido of Pomposa
Guirec
Gummar
Gutmann--see Homobonus
Guthlac
Guy of Anderlecht
Gwenael
Habakkuk--see Marius and companions
Hadelin
Hallvard
Hathebrandus
Hedwig
Helen of Skövda
Helenus of Troyes
Helpers--see Holy Helpers
Religious Iconography 362
Henry II, emperor
Henry of Hungary
Henry of Uppsala
Herbaud
Herculanus
Heribert
Hermagoras
Hermann-Joseph (Blessed)
Hermengild
Hermes
Hidulphus
Hieron
Hieronymus--see Hieron
Hieronymus--see Jerome
Hilarion of Gaza
Hilary of Arles
Hilary of Poitiers
Hilary of Toulouse
Hilda
Hildebrand
Hildegard of Bingen
Himerius
Hippolytus Galantinus
Hippolytus of Rome
Holy Helpers
Holy Innocents--see Petronius
Hommebon--see Homobonus
Homobonus
Honora--see Efflam
Honoratus of Amiens
Honoratus of Arles
Honoré--see Honoratus
Hormisdas
Hosanna of Mantua
Hospice
Hubert
Hugh of Grenoble
Hugh of Lincoln
Hugh Postilli (Blessed)
Hugh of St Cher--see Hugh Postilli
Hugh of Volterra
Humiliana de' Cerchi (Blessed)
Humility of Faenza
Hungary, patron saints
Hyacinth, martyr--see Eugenia
Hyacinth of Poland
Hyacinth Marescolti--see Marescolti, Hyacinth
Hyginus
Hymer--see Himerius
Idda
Ignatius of Antioch
Religious Iconography 363
Ignatius Loyola (see also Francis Xavier)
Cycle
Portraits
Medals
Single figure
Visions of Christ and Christ Child
Allegories
Stories
Ildefonso
Single figure
Receiving the chasuble from the Virgin
Cutting part of Leocadia's veil
Miscellaneous stories
Illuminata of Todi
Imelda Lambertini--see Lambertini, Imelda
Ingrid
Innocence of Rimini
Innocents--see Holy Innocents
Iolanda--see Jolenta
Ioscio--see Joscio
Ippolito Galantini--see Galantini, Ippolito
Irenaeus of Chiusi
Irene of Portugal
Irene of Rome
Irmina of Treves
Isberga--see Ittisberga
Isidore of Chios
Isidore the Labourer-see Isidore of Madrid
Isidore of Madrid
Isidore of Seville
Itha--see IddaItisberga
Ives
Ivetta
Ivo--see Ives
Jacopone da Todi (Blessed)
James, deacon--see Marianus and James
James the Great--see Apostles
James Intercisus
James the Less--see Apostles
James della Marca--see Giacomo della Marca
James Kisai
James the Penitent
Jane of Tolosa
Januarius
Japanese Martyrs--see Martyrs of Japan
Jean-François Régis
Jean-Marie Vianney
Jeanne de Chantal
Jeanne d'Arc--see Joan of Arc
Jeanne-Antide Thouret
Jeanne de Valois--see Joan of Valois
Religious Iconography 364
Jeroen--see Hieron
Jerome--see Doctors of the Church
Jerome of Noordwijk--see Hieron
Joachim, father of the Virgin Mary
Joachim of Siena (Blessed)
Joan of Arc
Joan of Orvieto
Joan of Signa (blessed)
Joan of Valois
Job
Jocundus
Jodocus
Johannes Climax
John the Almoner
John of Avila (Blessed)
John the Baptist
Single figure
As a child/infant
As a beardless youth
With lamb or ram
Without lamb or ram
Bearded
With lamb
On book
In disc
Not on book or disc
Without lamb
With other saints
Winged
Cycles
Stories
His parents
Annunciation to Zacharias
Birth
Circumcision
Zacharias writes his name
Elizabeth and John fleeing Jerusalem
Going into the desert
Baptising
Bearing witness
'I am not the Christ'
'Ecce agnus dei'
Christ blessing John
Denouncing Herod and Herodias
Preaching
Herod present
Herod not present
To the pharisees (cf. John bearing witness)
Martyrdom
Cycles
Arrest and imprisonment
Religious Iconography 365
Salome: single figure
Dance of Salome
Before beheading of John
With beheading
Beheading
Without Salome
Salome watching, not receiving head
Salome receiving head
Body of John visible
Body of John not visible
Salome with head of John
Head of John the Baptist
Presentation of the head
With beheading
By servant
By Salome
By Salome, not at banquet
By Salome and servant
Mutilation by Herodias
Entombment
Miscellaneous scenes after death
Miscellaneous miracles
John Baptist of the Conception (Blessed)
John Berchmans
John of Beverley
John of Bridlington
John of Capestrano
John Chrysostom
Miscellaneous
Myth of his penitence
John of the Cross
John Damascene
John Davy (Blessed)
John of Egypt
John the Divine--see Evangelists
John the Evangelist--see Evangelists
John Fisher
John of God
John of Goto
John Gualbertus
John Houghton (Blessed)
John the Kalyvite
John of Matha
John of Nepomuk
John the New
John of Plano
John of Sahagún
John of San Facondo--see John of Sahagún
John I, pope
John and Paul, martyrs
Jolenta (Blessed)
Religious Iconography 366
Jordan of Saxony (Blessed)
Josaphat Kuncewycz
Joscio Roseus
Joseph
Single figure
Without Christ Child
With Christ Child
Crowned by Christ
As a carpenter
Death
Joseph of Arimathaea
Joseph of Calasanza
Joseph of Copertino
Joseph of Leonessa
Joseph Oriol
Josse--see Jodocus
Jucundus--see Jocondus
Judas Thaddeus--see Apostles
Jude--see Judas Thaddeus
Judocus--see Jodocus
Julia of Certaldo (Blessed)
Julia of Corsica
Julian of Anazarbus
Julian of Cuenca
Julian the Hospitaller
Julian of Istria--see Julian of Rimini
Julian of Perugia
Julian the Poor--see Julian the Hospitaller
Julian of Rimini
Julian of Silistria
Julian and Basilissa
Juliana of Bologna
Juliana of Cornillon
Juliana Falconieri
Juliana of Nicomedia
Julitta of Caesarea in Cappadocia
Julius I, pope
Julius of Orta
Justa of Aquila--see Justa of Siponto
Justa of Siponto
Justa and Rufina
Justina of Antioch
Justina of Padua
Justinus of Chieti
Justus of Trieste
Justus and Clement
Jutta--see Ivetta
Juvenalis
Kacukylla
Kenelm
Kieran
Religious Iconography 367
Kilian
Ladislas
Lambert
Lambertini, Imelda (Blessed)
Landelin
Lanfranco of Canterbury (Blessed)
Lanfranco of Pavia
Laumer
Lawrence
Cycles
Single figure
Without other saints
With other saints
Distributing alms
Martyrdom
Lazarus of Bethany
Lazarus of Constantinople
Leander
Leger--see Leodegar
Leo I, the Great, pope
Leo III, pope
Leo IV, pope
Leocadia of Toledo
Leodegar
Leonard of Limoges
Leopold
Cycle
Miscellaneous
Léu--see Loup
Liberalis
Liberius
Libertus
Liborius
Licerius
Liduina--see Lydwina
Lidwyna--see Lydwina
Limbania (Blessed)
Linus
Lioba
Liphardus
Livinus
Lodovica Albertoni (Blessed)
Longinus
Lorenzo Giustiniani
Louis IX, king of France
Louis of Anjou--see Louis of Toulouse
Louis Bertrán
Louis Gonzaga--see Luigi Gonzaga
Louis of Toulouse
Louise de Marillac
Loup of Sens
Religious Iconography 368
Loup of Troyes
Loy--see Eligius
Lucia--see Lucy
Lucian of Antioch
Lucilla and Nemesius
Lucina
Lucius I, Pope
Lucius of Coire
Lucius of Como
Lucretia
Lucy
Cycles
Single figure
Holding eyes
Not holding eyes
Stories
Oxen cannot drag her
Martyrdom
Miscellaneous
Lucy of Narni (Blessed)
Lud--see Lucius of Coire
Ludgarda
Ludger
Ludmilla
Luduina--see Lydwina
Luglius and Luglian
Luigi Gonzaga
Luitgard
Luke
Lullus
Lupus, bishop of Verona
Lupus--see Loup
Luthard
Lydwina
Macarius of Alexandria
Macarius of Antioch
Macarius of Egypt, the Great
Macarius of Rome
Macrina
Madeleine Sophie Barat
Maddalena Copini--see Maria Maddalena Copini
Maffeo (Blessed)
Maginold--see Mang
Maginus
Maglorius
Magnoald--see Mang
Magnus of Füssen--see Mang
Magnus of Oderzo
Malatesta, Roberto (Blessed)
Malchus
Mamas
Religious Iconography 369
Mammas--see Mamas
Mang
Mangold--see Mang
Mansuetus of Toul
Marcella
Marcella--see Potamiena
Marcellina
Marcellinus of Deventer
Marcellinus of Perugia--see Florentius
Marcellinus, pope
Marcellinus and Marcus
Marcellinus and Peter
Marcellus I
Marcellus of Léon
Marcellus of Paris
Marciana
Marculf
Marcus
Mareri, Philippa--see Philippa Mareri
Marescotti, Hyacinth
Margaret of Antioch
Single figure
With dragon, but not emerging from it
As shepherdess
Neither of the above
Cycles
Stories
Seen by Olybrius while tending sheep
Appearing before Olybrius
Emerging from dragon
Trampling devil in human form
Beheading
Margaret of Cortona
Margaret of Hungary
Margaret of Scotland
Margaret Mary Alacocque
Maria de la Cabeza (Blessed)
Maria de Cervellon
Maria Egyptiaca--see Mary of Egypt
Maria Goretti
Maria dell'Incarnazione (Blessed)
Maria Maddalena--see Mary Magdalene
Maria Maddalena Copini (Blessed)
Maria Maddalena de' Pazzi
Mariana de Jesus
Marianus and James
Maries, the Three (cf. Resurrection: Visitors to the empty sepulchre)
Saintes Maries de la Mer
Marina of Antioch
Marina of Egypt
Marino--see Marinus
Religious Iconography 370
Marinus
Marius of Lausanne
Marius, Martha, Audifax and Habakkuk
Mark--see Evangelists
Mark of Egypt
Martha of Bethany
Martha--see Marius and companions
Martial
Martin I, pope
Martin of Porres
Martin of Tours
Cycles
Single figure
Stories, miscellaneous
Dividing his cloak
Martin of Valencia
Martina
Martyrs of Gorcum
Martyrs of Japan
Mary Cleophas--see Maries, Saintes Maries de la Mer
Mary of Egypt
Mary Magdalene
Cycles
Single figure
Not shown as penitent
With ointment jar
Without book
With book
Without ointment jar
With other saints
Penitent, in desert
Titian and followers
With jar
Without skull
With cross
Without cross
With skull
With cross
Without cross
Without jar
Without skull
With cross
Without cross
With skull
With cross
Without cross
Stories
Life before conversion
Reproved by Martha
Led to hear Christ preaching
Penitent (not in desert)
Religious Iconography 371
Tempted
In scenes from life of Christ
Voyage to Marseilles
Story of the prince of Marseilles
Lifted up by angels at the canonical hour
Given communion by angels
Ecstasy
Last communion
Death and burial
Miscellaneous
Portraits of women as penitent Magdalenes
Miscellaneous
Mary of Oignies
Mary of Rome
Mary Salome--see Maries, Saintes Maries de la Mer
Maternus
Mathurin
Matilda of Helfta--see Mechtilde of Helfta
Matthew--see Evangelists
Matthias--see Apostles
Matthias of Cologne--see Mattia da Colonia
Mattia da Colonia (Blessed)
Maurelius of Ferrara
Maurice
Maurilius
Maurinus
Maurontus of Breuil
Maurontus of Marseilles
Maurus of Foligno
Maurus of Glanfeuil
Maurus of Huy
Maurus of Parenzo
Maurus of Rome
Maxima of Rome
Maximilian of Antioch (and Bonosus)
Maximilian of Lorch
Maximinus of Aix-en-Provence
Maximinus of Padua
Mechtilde of Helfta
Medard
Medin
Megingaud--see Meingosus
Megingoz--see Meingosus
Meingosus
Meinrad
Melania I
Melania II
Melanius
Melchiades
Melchior
Menas of Alexandria
Religious Iconography 372
Mercurius of Caesarea
Merry
Methodius of Constantinople
Methodius of Olympus
Methodius, apostle of the Slavs--see Cyril and Methodius
Michael, archangel--see Angelic hierarchy
Michele dei Santi
Michelina of Pesaro (Blessed)
Milburga
Millan--see Aemilian
Milliau
Miltiades--see Melchiades
Miniatus
Mitre
Modesta
Modestus
Moner, Dalmatius
Monica
Montan of La Fère
Moses the Black
Musa
Mustiola
Nabor and Felix
Narcissus
Natalis of Casale
Natalis of Milan
Nazarius and Celsus
Nectaire
Nectan
Neot
Nereus and Achilleus--see Domitilla
Nestor
Nicasius
Nicetius
Nicodemus--see Petronilla
Niccolò Albergati (Blessed)
Nicholas of Bari
Cycles
Single figure
With golden balls
Without golden balls
As protector of children
East European images
Stories
As a baby, he stands up and praises God
The three girls' dowry
Saves a ship in distress
Miracle of the grain
The tree of Diana
The three condemned soldiers
The three condemned princes
Religious Iconography 373
The three pickled boys
Reinstated as bishop by Christ and the Virgin
Miracles at his tomb
Miracle of Adeodatus
Miscellaneous
Nicholas of Flue
Nicholas of Myra--see Nicholas of Bari
Nicholas of Paglia (Blessed)
Nicholas of Tolentino
Nicodemus
Nicomedes
Nicostratus--see (Five) Statuaries
Nilamon
Nilus
Nitidia
Non
Nona--see Marcellus of Léon
Norbert
Notburga of Eben (Blessed)
Nothelfer--see Holy Helpers
Notker, Balbulus
Nympha
Octavian
Ocysellas
Oda
Odilia of Alsace
Odilia of Huy
Odilo of Cluny
Odo
Olaf
Ol[d]egarius
Olympia
Omer
Onuphrius
Cycle
Miscellaneous
Omobono--see Homobonus
Opportuna
Orico degli Umiliati
Orientius
Orosia
Osanna of Mantua--see Hosanna of Mantua
Osburga
Oswald of Northumbria
Oswald of Worcester
Osyth
Othilia--see Odilia
Otmar
Ottilia--see Odilia
Otto
Ovide
Religious Iconography 374
Pachomius
Pakene and Victor
Palatia
Pancras
Pantaleon
Pantalus
Paolino--see Paulinus
Papianus--see Maurus of Rome
Paphnutius
Parasceve
Pardulphus
Paschal Baylón
Paschasius Radbertus
Paterius
Paternianus
Patientia
Patrick
Patroclus
Paul--see Apostles
Paul the Hermit
Paul of Léon
Paula
Paulina of Rome
Paulina of Thuringia
Paulinianus and companions
Paulinus of Lucca
Paulinus of Nola
Paulinus of York
Pelagia of Jerusalem
Pelagia and Repisme
Pelagius of Cordova
Pellegrino Laziosi
Perboyre, John Gabriel (Blessed)
Peregrine
Pergentinus and Laurentianus
Perpetua and companions
Perpetuus
Peter--see Apostles
Peter of Alcántara
Peter of Arbuès
Peter Canisius
Peter of Castelnau (Blessed)
Peter Celestine
Peter Damian
Peter the Exorcist--see Marcellinus and Peter
Peter Gonzales—see Telmo
Peter Igneus (Blessed)
Peter of Luxemburg (Blessed)
Peter Martyr
Cycles
Single figure
Religious Iconography 375
Miscellaneous stories
Martyrdom
Martyrdom: after Titian
Peter Nolasco
Peter Pectinarius (Blessed)
Peter Regalado
Peter Thomas
Peter Urraca (Servant of God)
Peter of Verona--see Peter Martyr
Peter Vincioli
Petronilla
Petronius of Bologna
Philastrus
Philip--see Apostles
Philip Benizzi
Cycles
Single figure
Stories
Philip Ciardella
Philip, deacon--see Acts of the Apostles
Philip of Florence--see Philip Benizzi
Philip Neri
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Visions
Philippa Mareri
Philomena
Phocas
Piat
Pietro di San Pietro--see Peter Vincioli
Piran--see Kieran
Pirminius
Pius V, pope
Pius X, pope
Placidus and companions
Placidus--see Sigisbert and Placidus
Plautilla of Rome
Plautilla, virgin martyr
Pol-de-Leon--see Paul of Léon
Polycarp of Rome
Polycarp of Smyrna
Pontianus, pope
Pontianus of Spoleto
Poppo
Potamiena
Porfirio of Camerino
Praxedis and Pudentiana
Primianus
Primus
Prisca
Probus of Verona
Religious Iconography 376
Probus--see Cantius
Processus and Martinianus
Procopius of Bohemia
Proculus of Bologna
Proculus of Naples--see Januarius
Prosdocimus
Prosper
Protus and Hyacinthus--see Eugenia
Prudentius of Tarazona
Publius
Pulcheria
Quattro Coronati--see Coronati
Quentin
Quinta
Quintin--see Quentin
Quiquenvat--see Cucuphas
Quiricus and Julitta
Quirinus of Neuss
Quirinus of Siscia
Quiteria
Radegund of France
Radegund of Wellenburg--see Radiana
Radiana
Ragenulfa--see Reynolfa
Rainer--see Raynerius
Ramon Lull
Randoaldus
Rasius
Raymond Nonnatus
Raymond of Peñafort
Raynald of Concoreggio (Blessed)
Raynald of Nocera
Raynerius of L'Aquila
Raynerius of Borgo San Sepolcro (Blessed)
Raynerius of Pisa
Redempta--see Romola
Regintrudis
Regula
Regulus
Reinold
Remy
Remy of Fécomp (Blessed)
René
Reperata
Restituta
Reynolfa
Richard, king of Wessex
Richard of Chichester
Rigardis
Rita of Cascia
Rivoal
Religious Iconography 377
Robert
Roch
Cycles
Single figure (see also Sebastian)
With dog, with angel
Without dog, with angel
With dog, without angel
Without dog, without angel
Tending/giving alms to plague-sufferers
Interceding for plague-sufferers
Miscellaneous storis
Roderick
Romanus of Lucca
Romanus and Barulas
Rombaud--see Romoldus
Romedio
Romola, Redempta and Erundina
Romoldus
Romuald
Cycle
Miscellaneous
Romulus
Ronan
Rosa of Lima
Rosalia
Rose of Viterbo
Rosina
Rosseline of Villeneuve-léz-Avignon (Blessed)
Roxane
Rufina
Rufinus
Rumbold--see Romoldus
Rupert
Sabbas
Sabina
Sabinus, bishop of Assisi
Saints Guérisseurs, Les
Salvator of Horta
Salvius of Albi
Salvius of Amiens
Sara, servant to the Maries
Sara, abbess
Saturninus
Satyrus--see Marcellina
Savine
Savinus, bishop of Assisi—see Sabinus
Savinus, hermit
Scholastica
Schorne, Sir John
Sebaldus
Sebastian
Religious Iconography 378
Cycles
Single figure
Not being martyred
With Roch
With other saints
Before the martyrdom
Story of Marcellinus and Marcus
Curing Zoë of dumbness
Story of Chromatius
Being tied to tree or column
Martyred
Alone
Full-length
Pierced by arrows
Tied to a tree
Tied to a column
Not pierced by arrows, tied to tree or column
Not tied to tree or column
Less than full-length
With bowmen
Tied to a tree
Tied to a column
Not tied to tree or column
Crowned by angels
With figures other than bowmen or saints
Being tended to
By Irene
By angels
After the martyrdom
Deposition
Cudgelled to death
Thrown into Cloaca Maxima
Entombment
Assumption
Miscellaneous
Interceding/with donors
Adaptations
Secundus of Avila
Secundus of the Theban Legion
Seiriol
Senatore Septala
Seraphia
Serapion, mercedarian
Serapion, hermit
Sergius, pope
Sergius, hermit
Sergius and Bacchus
Servandus
Servatius
Seton, Elizabeth Ann
Seven Sleepers of Ephesus--see Sleepers of Ephesus
Religious Iconography 379
Severa
Severinus of Cologne
Severinus of Noricum
Severinus of Sanseverino
Severus of Barcelona
Severus of Naples
Severus of Ravenna
Sexburga
Sidor of Rostoff
Sidwell
Siffrein
Sigfrid
Sigisbert
Sigisbert and Placid
Sigismund
Silverius
Silvester--see Sylvester
Silvia--see Sylvia
Simeon
Simeon the Stylite
Simon Fidati of Cascia (Blessed)
Simon de Roxas
Simon Stock
Simon of Trent
Simpertus (Symprecht)
Simplicius
Sisinnius
Sixtus
Sleepers of Ephesus, The Seven
Solange
Solutare
Sophia—see Theological Virtues, cycles
Sophronia
Sosius
Sotera
Speciosa
Spiridon
Stanislaus of Cracow
Stanislaus Kostka
Statuaries, The Five
Stephen, protomartyr
Cycles
Single figure
Alone
With other saints
As intercessor/with donors
Stories, other than stoning
Stoning
With Saul
Without Saul
Stephen, pope
Religious Iconography 380
Stephen, king of Hungary
Sulpice
Sunniva
Susanna
Suzo, Henry (blessed)
Swibert
Swithin
Sylvester
Sylvia
Sylvia Rufina
Symphorian
Syncletica
Syrus
Talida
Tarsilla
Tatiana
Telemachus
Telius
Telmo (Peter Gonzales)
Ten Thousand Martyrs of Ararat
Terenzio of Pesaro
Terenzio of Todi
Thais
Thecla
Thegonnec
Theobald
Theodard
Theodgar
Theodora and Didymus
Theodore of Lucca
Theodore of Studium
Theodore Stratelatos--see Theodore Tyro
Theodore Tyro
Theodore of Verona
Theodosia
Theodosius of Tot'ma
Theodulus, bishop
Theodulus, deacon
Theofredus
Theresa of Avila
Single figure
Adorned by holy family
Heart pierced by angelic arrow
Inspired by holy dove
Miscellaneous visions/glories
Miscellaneous
Theresa of Lisieux
Thiemo
Thierry
Thomas Aquinas
Cycles
Religious Iconography 381
Single figure
Temptation
Teaching/preaching/disputing
With Sts Peter and Paul
'Bene scripsisti de me Thoma'
Allegories
Miscellaneous
Thomas à Becket
Thomas Garnet
Thomas More
Thomas Nacci
Thomas of Villanueva
Cycle
Miscellaneous
Titus
Toribio
Totnan
Tropez
Trophimus
Trudo
Trudpert
Tryphonius
Tugean
Ubaldo
Ulphia
Ulrich
Urban
Urius
Ursicinus of Luxeuil
Ursicinus of Ravenna
Ursula
Cycles
Single figure
Miscellaneous
With schutzmantel
Stories
Miscellaneous
Martyrdom
Ursus of Aosta
Ursus of Ravenna
Ursus of the Theban Legion
Vaast
Valentine
Valeria
Valerian and Tiburtius
Valérie—see Valeria
Valerius
Varmondus
Vedastus
Venantius
Veneranda
Religious Iconography 382
Veranus
Verdiana
Verecundus
Verena
Verny
Veronica (see also Christ carrying the Cross, Vernicle)
Veronica of Binasco (Blessed)
Vicenta Maria Lopez Vicuña (Blessed)
Victor, pope
Victor of Marseilles
Victor of Milan
Victor of Solothurn
Victorinus of Assisi
Victorinus of Siena
Vigilius
Villana de Bottis (Blessed)
Vincent Ferrer
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Vincent Madelgar
Vincent de Paule
Vincent of Saragossa
Cycles
Nuno Gonçalves polyptych
Single figure
Martyrdom
Vincent, Sabina and Christeta
Virgilius
Vitalis of Ravenna
Vitalis, bishop of Salzburg
Vitus
Vladimir
Walpurga
Waltrude
Warbede
Wenceslas
Wendelin
Werburgh
Werenfried
Werstan
Wiborad
Wigbert
Wilfrid
Wilgefortis
Willehold
William of Aquitaine
William of Eskilsö
William of Fenoglio (Blessed)
William of Monte Vergine—see William of Vercelli
William of Norwich
William of Vercelli
Religious Iconography 383
William of York
Willibald
Willibede
Willibrord
Willigis
Winifred
Winnoc
Wiro
Wita
Wivina
Wolfgang
Wulfram
Wulstan
Yves--see Ives
Zacharias, pope
Zacharias, father of John the Baptist
Zeno
Zenobius
Cycles
Single figure
Raises child from dead
Miscellaneous stories
Zita
Zoë
Zosimus of Russia
Zosimus of the Thebaïd
Zürich, patron saints of—see Felix, Regula and Exuperantius
Groups of saints
All Saints
Saints: cycles
St Peter's
Bethelehem frescoes
Patron saints
Saints associated with the house of Habsburg
Tapestries
Miscellaneous
Saints from the same order
Carthusians
Dominicans
Franciscans
Jesuits
Female saints
Plague saints
Hermits
Martyrs
Virgin martyrs
Unidentified saints
Popes
Bishops and abbots
Martyrs
Male
Religious Iconography 384
Female
Apotheosis/Assumption of saints
Haloes
Angels
Musicians
Cycles
Agostino di Duccio
Cherubino Alberti after Polidoro da Caravaggio
Fra Angelico
Donatello
Gaudenzio Ferrari
Melozzo da Forlí
Giacomo Pacchiarotto
Master of the St Lucy Legend
Single figure
Playing strings
Playing wind
Playing percussion
Singing
Two or more
Playing strings
Playing wind
Singing
Playing percussion and strings
Playing percussion and wind
Playing percussion, strings and wind
Playing strings and wind
In adoration or lamentation
In adoration
In lamentation
Holding things
Banderoles
Books
Candles/candelabras and torches
Censers
Cloths
Coats-of-Arms
Cornucopias
Crowns
Eucharist
Flowers
Globes
Instruments of the Passion
Bernini
Bossi
Caravaggio follower
Sadeler
Ponte Sant’Angelo
Miscellaneous
Palms
Portraits
Religious Iconography 385
Reliquaries
Saints’ attributes
Sceptres and staffs
Scrolls
Swords
Tablets
Various attributes and activities
In armour
Dancing
Drawing curtains
With inscribed wings
With human beings
Putti
With bodies
Heads and wings only
Miscellaneous
Single
Two or more
The Guardian angel
Angelic hierarchy
Miscellaneous
Cherubim and seraphim—cf. Putti
Angelomachy
Archangels
Miscellaneous
Raphael
Gabriel
Michael
Cycles
General
Legends
Appearing on the Castel Sant'Angelo
And Christ's entry into Jerusalem
Bull of Mt Gargano
Rescuing St Archippo from inundation
Michael and Melchizedek
With the devil
Without armour
With medieval armour
With classical armour
With the balance
The Christian heart
Cycles
Frederik Bouttats
Anton Wierix
Miscellaneous
Anima, the soul
Cycles
Wierix/Galle
Brussels, Bibliothèque Royale, cod. 10308
Miscellaneous
Religious Iconography 386
Ways to heaven and hell
Ladders, steps
Bridge of hell
Trees
Ship of salvation
Miscellaneous
Heaven and Hell
Heaven
Specific works
Benozzo Gozzoli
Andrea Orcagna
Jacopo Tintoretto
The gate of heaven
The blessed
Heaven as a garden
Heaven in the clouds
The heavenly hierarchy
The mystic paradise
Rivers of paradise
Abraham’s bosom
Purgatory
Hell
The mouth of hell
Durham cathedral
Lincoln cathedral
York Minster
Miscellaneous
Hell’s entrance
Pains of Hell cycle: the Shepheardes Kalender
Punishment of specific sins
Punishment of sinners, general
Satan eating Judas et al.
Miscellaneous
Devil(s)
Cycle, Fairford windows
Clutching human head
As cook or waiter
Seduction by the devil
Devil fought by women
Lucifer/Satan
Miscellaneous
Exegesis
Typology
Cycles
Speculum humanae salvationis
Biblia pauperum
Concordantiae caritatis
Ciboria
Miscellaneous
Types
Classical
Religious Iconography 387
Creation
Adam
Eve
Fall
Abraham
Joseph
Moses
Passover
Crossing Red Sea
Manna
Gideon
Jephthah
Samson
David
Solomon
Widow of Zarepath
Tobias
Judith
Esther
Song of Songs
Prophets
Susanna
Jonah
Antitypes
Annunciation to Joachim
Birth of Virgin
Presentation of Virgin in temple
Marriage of Virgin
Annunciation
Visitation
Nativity
Adoration of the Magi
Circumcision
Presentation of Christ
Massacre of Innocents
Flight into Egypt
Falling idols
Return from Egypt
Baptism
Temptation
Transfiguration
Cleansing the temple
Penitence of Magdalene
Raising of Lazarus
Entry into Jerusalem
Last Supper
Christ foretells his death
Judas sells Christ
Betrayal of Christ
Soldiers fall back before Christ
Pilate washing his hands
Religious Iconography 388
Flagellation
Mocking of Christ
Christ carrying cross
Nailing to Cross
Crucifixion
Christ's side pierced
Descent from cross
Lamentation
Entombment
Harrowing of Hell
Maries at sepulchre
Noli me tangere
Incredulity of Thomas
Ascension
Pentecost
Last Judgment
Heaven
Hell
Virgin
Defensorium virginitatis Mariae
Virgin triumphant over Devil
Virgin and Child
Coronation of Virgin
Virgin as new Eve
Eight Beatitudes
Seven Works of Mercy
Cycles
Adaptations
Individual
Feeding the hungry
Receiving strangers
Visiting the sick
Giving drink to the thirsty
Clothing the naked
Delivering prisoners
Almsgiving
Seven gifts of the Holy Spirit
Ten Commandments
The Creed
Pater Noster
Seven Sacraments
Cycles
Baptism
Confirmation
Communion (Protestant)
Marriage
Ordination
Penance
Extreme Unction
Mass
Eucharist
Religious Iconography 389
Adoration or Glorification
Triumph (Rubens)
Mill of Sacrament
Salvation
Miscellaneous
Allegory: homo viator type
Predestination
Deesis
Prayer
With rosary
Grace before meal
Figures in attitude of prayer
Prayers
Intercession
Devotions
Adoration of Jesus
Rosary represented as rose-garland
Mysteries of the rosary
Spiritual exercises
Contemplation
De contemptu mundi
Speculum virginum
Duodecim specula deum
Catechism
Penitence (cf. Sacraments: Penance)
Climacus, Heavenly ladder and penitential canon
Miscellaneous
Christ and the penitent sinners
Flagellants
Preaching
Services
Congregations
Church ritual
Vienna, Nationalbibliothek cod. 2765
Asperging
Miscellaneous
Ceremonies of the Church
Porta Santa
St Andrew's Head
Jubilees
Consecration or dedication of a church or altar
Canonisation
Miscellaneous
Church feasts
Cycles
Christmas
Epiphany
Carnival and Lent
Miscellaneous
Kermis
Return from Kermis
Religious Iconography 390
Liturgical drama
Religious processions
Corpus Christi
Procession in Piazza San Marco
Penitent processions of Henri III
Processione Eucaristica, Rome 1929
Miscellaneous
Pilgrimage
Breydenbach, Reisen ins Heilige Land
Pilgrims en route
Pilgrims at their destination
Allegorical pilgrimages
Miscellaneous
Crusades
Missionary activity
Religious conversion
Believers and unbelievers
Miscellaneous
Visions/ecstasy
Miracles
The miracle of the Virgin's catafalque
Miracles involving the host
Foundation of S. Maria Maggiore
Burial of Count Orgaz
Miracle of Theophilus
Miracles of resurrection
Miracles of healing
Miracles of Crucifix of Soria
Miscellaneous
Miraculous images
Cristo de Malta
Cristo de Lucca (volto santo)
Cristo de los Temblores
Santa Cruz de Carabuco
Miscellaneous
Votive offerings
Sculpture
Paintings
Memorial paintings (epitaphs)
Ecclesiastical interiors
Catholic
Protestant
Miscellaneous
Ecclesiastical objects
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Altars and altarpieces
Designs
Portable
Altar furniture
Represented on coins, medals, prints and miniatures
Religious Iconography 391
Miscellaneous
Italy
Paintings
Sculpture
Specific works
Miscellaneous
German lands
English
French
Netherlandish
Spanish and Portuguese
Miscellaneous and unidentified
Books and bookcovers
Baldacchini
Bells
Bowls
Boxes
Calamus
Cantoria
Candlesticks
Caskets
Chairs
Chalices
Chasubles
Choirstalls
Censers
Ciboria
Cribs
Crosses and Crucifixes (cf. Christ on the cross)
Stone
Specific works
Paintings
Sculpture
Christ only, without cross
Metal crown
Crown of thorns
No crown
Christ and cross
Metal crown
Crown of thorns
No crown
Various
With four evangelists
With Virgin and John the Divine
With scenes from Christ's life
With Lazarus rising from the dead
Palm-tree crosses
Calvaries
Without crucified Christ
Bases
Miscellaneous
Religious Iconography 392
Crowns (votive)
Croziers
Devotional prints
Doors
St Peter's, Rome: Filarete
Miscellaneous
Door knockers
Ewers
Flabella (fans)
Fonts
Galleries
Iconostasis
Inscriptions
Lamps
Lecterns
Misericords
Monstrances
Organ shutters
Pax
Pews
Phylacteries
Prie dieu
Pulpits
Pyx
Relics
Reliquaries
Rood screens
Rosary
Screens
Shrines
Situlae
Stoups
Tabernacle
Temples
Treasures
Vestments
Religious Orders
Cycles
Monks, Friars, etc.
Augustinian canons
Augustinian friars
Benedictines
Camaldolensians
Capuchins
Carmelites
Carthusians
Order of Charity
Cistercians
Dominicans
Franciscans
Hieronymites
Religious Iconography 393
Jesuits
Mercedarians
Minims
Olivetans
Oratorians
Servites
Trinitarians
Vallombrosans
Nuns etc.
Benedictine
Carmelite
Dominican
Dominican Tertiaries
Franciscan Tertiaries
Poor Clares
Miscellaneous
Monks
Nuns
Monks and nuns
Emblems of religious orders
Miscellaneous priesthood
Confraternities
Misericordia
Ordre du S. Esprit
Miscellaneous
Quakers
Miscellaneous sects
Church of England
Miscellaneous
Ecclesia
Triumphant Church
Ecclesia Christiana et Ecclesia Antichristi
Triumphs of Christ and Church
Otto van Veen, Triumph of Catholicism
Allegories
Ship of the Church
Ecclesia and Synagogue
Old and New Testament
Miscellaneous
Allegories of Papacy
Religious triumphs
Catholicism
Religion
Faith
Titian
Pieter Coecke van Aelst
Rommelin
Fortress of Faith
Allegories of Divine Love
The Christian Soldier
The Christian, miscellaneous
Religious Iconography 394
Church organisation
Church government
Church history
Donations
Constantine
Charlemagne
Jubilee 1300
Councils
Lyons
Constance
Trent
Miscellaneous
The Papacy
Foundation and succession of papacy
Conclave and election of popes
Secular rulers acknowledge supremacy of papacy
Pope and Emperor
Pope and cardinals
Pope receiving foreign emissaries
Investiture by pope
History of papacy: Leo and Attila
Miscellaneous
Reformation
Jan Luiken, Historie der Reformatie
Lucas Cranach, Passional Christi und Antichristi (duplicate photos)
Portents and prophecies
Images with portraits of reformers
Historical events
Allegories
Miscellaneous
Counter-Reformation
B. Arias Montano and Ph. Galle, Divinarum nuptiarum conventa et acta
Joannes David, Christelijcke Waerseggher
Miscellaneous
Religious persecution
Iconoclasm
Autos-da-fé
Heresy
Foxe, Acts and monuments of martyrs
Miscellaneous
Antisemitism
Ritualmord
Pusculus, De Judaeorum perfida
Profanation of the host
Miscellaneous
Religious satire
Cycle
Schuttenius, Het Nieuwe Roomsche Symbolum
The fox in the pulpit
Against friars, monks, priest et al.
Lechery of friars et al.
Religious Iconography 395
Against indulgences
Against the papacy
The Church led astray by Aristotle, Plato et al.
Catholic, anti-Protestant
Protestant, anti-Catholic
Catholic, anti-Catholic
Protestant, anti-Protestant
Miscellanous
Artists 396
ARTISTS
HEINRICH BODMER COLLECTION
Agostino Carracci
Paintings
Drawings
Engravings
Annibale Carracci
Paintings
Miscellaneous
Galleria Farnese
Camerino
Drawings
Engravings
Ludovico Carracci
Paintings
Drawings
Engravings
Antonio Carracci
Francesco Carracci
Paolo Carracci
Carracci School
Niccolò dell'Abate
Francesco Albani
Cherubino Alberti
Mauro Aldobrandini
Giacomo Altomonte
Jacope Amigoni
Antonio Amorosi
Giovanni Andrea Ansaldo
Petrus Aquila
Cesare Aretusi
Arpino, Cavaliere d', see Cesari
Dirck and Theodoor van Baburen
Giovanni Battista Gaulli, Il Baciccio
Sisto Badalocchio
Giovanni Baglione
Bagnacavallo
Bernardino Baldi
Lazzaro Baldi
Antonio Balestra
Niccolò Bambini
Antonio Barbalunga
Paolo Antonio Barbieri
Federigo Baroccio
Marcantonio Basetti
Pompeo Batoni
Pietro Bellotti
Artists 397
Antonio Bellucci
Abramo Belvedere
Giovanni Battista Benaschi
Federico Bencovich
Marco Benefial
Niccolò Berrettone
Giovanni Battista Bertusio
Giovanni Francesco Bezzi, il Nosadella
Isidoro Bianchi
Ferdinando Bibbiena
Giovanni Maria Bibbiena
Various members of the Bibbiena family
Vittorio Bigari
Jan van Bijlert
Giovanni Bilivert
Bartolommeo Biscaino
Clemente Bocciardo
Giambattista Bolognini
Giuseppe Bonito
Carlo Bonone
Pietro Paolo Bonzi
Orazio Borgianni
Jacques Courtois, il Borgognone
Felice Boselli
Giovanni Boulanger
Sebastien Bourdon
Domenico Brandi
Giacinto Brandi
Paul Brill
Francesco Brizio
Menghino di Brizzi
Jan van Bronckhorst
Domenico Brusasorci
Giovanni Antonio Burrini
Giovanni Battista Caccioli
Guido Cagnacci
Giacinto Calandrucci
Denijs Calvaert
Giacomo Alessandro Calvi
Antonio Calza
Luca Cambiaso
Vincenzo Campi
Antonio Canale, il Canaletto
Simone Cantarini
Domenico Maria Canuti
Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio
Netherlandish followers of Caravaggio
Luca Carlevaris
Various members of the Carlone family
Antonio Carneo
Baldassare de Caro
Artists 398
Angelo Caroselli
Girolamo da Carpi
Giulio Carpone
Battistello Carracciolo
Francesco Casanova
Alessandro Casolani
Valerio Castello
Giovanni Battista Castiglioni
Bernardino Cavallino
Antonio Cavallucci
Bartolommeo Cavarozzi
Francesco Cavazzoni
Giacomo Cavedoni
Sebastiano Ceccarini
Andrea Celesti
Giovanni Domenico Cerrini
Giacomo Ceruti
Giuseppe Cesari, il Cavaliere d'Arpino
Bartolomeo Cesi
Carlo Cesi
Giuseppe Chiari
Carlo Cignani
Fra Felice Cignaroli
Gianbettino Cignaroli
Lodovico Cardi da Cigoli
Giacomo Francesco Cipper, il Todeschini
Santolo Cirillo
Pierfrancesco Cittadini
Leonardo Coccorante
François Collignon
Michele Colonna
Sebastiano Conca
Giovanni Andrea Coppola
Cornelis Cort
Pietro da Cortona
Domenico Corvi
Placido Costanzi
Francesco Cozza
Wouter Crabeth
Joost van Craesbeek
Giovanni Battista Cremonini
Giuseppe Maria Crespi
Luigi and Giuseppe Maria Crespi
Giovanni Battista Crespi
Daniele Crespi
Donato Creti
Vincenzo Damini
Pietro Dandini
Monsu Desiderio
Michele Desubleo
Giacinto Diana
Artists 399
Gasparo Diziani
Carlo Dolci
Il Domenichino (Domenico Zampieri)
Religious and Allegory
Secular
Drawings
Andrea Donducci (Mastelletta)
Girolamo Donini
Pietro Faccini
Aniello Falcone
Pietro Fancelli
Ferraù Fenzoni
Luca Ferrari
Orazio Ferrari
Pietro Ferrari
Giovanni Domenico Ferretti
Ciro Ferri
Domenico Feti
Domenico Fiasella
Giovanni Ambrogio Figino
Paolo Domenico Finoglio
Louis Finson
Giovanni Battista Fiorini
Lavinia Fontana
Prospero Fontana
Francesco Fontebasso
Gerolamo Forabosco
Francesco Fracanzano
Marc Antonio Franceschini
Vincenzo Franceschini
Guy François
Giovanni Antonio Fumiani
Francesco Furini
Antonio Domenico Gabbiani
Galanino (Baldassare Aloisi Galanini)
Giovanni Maria Galli
Giuseppe Gamberini
Various members of the Gandolfi family
Gaetano Gandolfi
Mauro Gandolfi
Ubaldo Gandolfi
Francesco Gessi
Lorenzo Garbieri
Domenico Gargiulo
Luigi Garzi
Bartolommeo Gennari
Benedetto Gennari Sr
Benedetto Gennari Jr
Cesare Gennari
Ercole Gennari
Giovanni Battista Gennari
Artists 400
Lorenzo Gennari
Artemisia Gentileschi
Orazio Gentileschi
Antonio Gherardi
Alessandro Gherardini
Vittore Ghislandi (Fra Galgario)
Corrado Giaquinto
Giacinto Gimigniani
Antonio Gionima
Francesco Gionima
Luca Giordano
Girolamo da Treviso
Giovanni Michele Granieri
Ercole Graziani
Pietro Graziani
Paolo Greco
Girolamo Grifoni
Francesco Grimaldi
Pier Francesco Guala
Francesco Guardi
Giovanni Antonio Guardi
Guercino (Giovanni Francesco Barbieri)
Bible, Christ, Virgin
Saints and angels
Fresco cycles
Secular
Drawings
Paolo Guidotti
David de Haen
Gerrit van Honthorst
Giovanni Battista de Lampi
Lodovico Lana
Giovanni Lanfranco
Carlo Lanfranchi
Giovanni Battista Langetti
Andrea Lanzani
Tommaso Laureti
Filippo Lauri
Gregorio Lazzarini
Pietro Liberi
Andrea de Lione
Lorenzo Lippi
Johann Liss
Andrea Locatellil
Carlo Lodi
Alessandro Longhi
Pietro Longhi
Pietro Lorri
Carlo Loth
Benedetto Luti
Francesco Maffei
Artists 401
Domenico Maggiotto
Alessandro Magnasco
Pietro Malombra
Francesco Mancini
Bartolommeo Manfredi
Carlo Maratta
Giuseppe Marchesi
Marco Marchetti
Marco Marcola
Giovanni Battista Marcoli
Michele Marieschi
Vincenzo Martinelli
Lucio Massari
Paolo de Matteis
Sebastiano Mazzoni
Aureliano Milani
Giuseppe Maria Mitelli
Pierfrancesco Mola
Antonio Molinari
Giovanni Battista Molinari
Giovanni Antonio Molineri
Francesco Monti
Il Morazzone (Pier Francesco Mazzucchelli)
Paulus Moreelse
Leonardo Moro
Lorenzo del Moro
Pieter Mulier (Pietro Tempesta)
Francesco de Mura
Domenico Muratori
Girolamo Muziano
Battista Naldini
Giuseppe Niccolò Nasini
Giovanni Battista Natale
Giuseppe Nogari
Pietro Novelli
Giuseppe Nuvoloni
Girolamo Olgiati
Domencio Olivero
Crescenzio Onofri
Francesco Orlandi
Lelio Orsi
Pasquale Ottino
Pacceco (Francesco de Rosa)
Paolo Pagani
Michele Pagano
Giovanni Battista Paggi
Giovanni Pannini
Lorenzo Pasinelli
Bartolomeo Passante
Bartolommeo Passarotti
Tiburzio Passarotti
Artists 402
Giuseppe Passeri
Giovanni Pedretti
Domenico Pedrini
Filippo Pedrini
Domenico Pellegrini
Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini
Giuseppe Antonio Petrini
Giovanni Maria delle Piane
Santo Piatti
Giovanni Battista Piazetta
Pietro de Pietri
Marco del Pino
Domenico Piola
Giovanni Battista Pittoni
Giovanni Pizzoli
Antonio Pomarancio
Cristoforo Roncalli (Pomarancio)
Niccolò Pomarancio
Camillo Procaccini
Ercole Procaccini
Giulio Cesare Procaccini
Marcello Provenzali
Scipio Pulzone
Carlo Antonio Rambaldi
Michele Antonio Raposo
Giuseppe Recco
Guido Reni
Bible, Christ, Virgin
Other religious iconography
Secular iconography and drawings
Niccolò Renieri
Marco Ricci
Sebastiano Ricci
Carlo Ridolfi
Orazio Riminaldi
Marco Rocca
Giuseppe Rolli
Giovanni Francesco Romanelli
Theodoor Rombouts
Salvator Rosa
Rosa da Tivoli
Matteo Roselli
Antonio Rossi
Mariano Rossi
Pietro Rotari
Franz Michael Rottmayr
Giuseppe Ruoppolo
Carlo Francesco Rusca
Francesco Ruschi
Francesco Rustici
Lorenzo Sabatini
Artists 403
Andrea Sacchi
Ventura Salimbeni
Orazio Samacchini
Carlo Saraceni
Emilio Savonanzi
Bartlomeo Schedoni
Johann Heinrich Schönfeld
Daniel Seiter
Giacomo Sementi
Giovanni Serodine
Giovanni Niccolò Servandoni
Andrea Sirani
Elisabetta Sirani
Giuseppe dal Sole
Francesco Solimena
Lionello Spada
Vincenzo Spisanelli
Massimo Stanzioni
Matthias Stomer
Bernardino Strozzi
Maria Felice Subleyras, née Tibaldi
Giuseppe Tassana
Agostino Tassi
Antonio Tempesta
Domenico Tempesti
Hendrick Terbrugghen
Mauro Tesi
Pietro Testa
Alessandro Tiarini
Domenico Tibaldi
Pellegrino Tibaldi
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
Oronzo Tiso
Bartolomeo Torreggiani
Flaminio Torri
Gaspare Traversi
Angelo Trevisani
Francesco Trevisani
Giovanni Battista Trotti, called Malosso
Alessandro Turchi
Andrea Vaccaro
Valentin de Boulogne
Giovanni Luigi Valesio
Francesco Vanni
Alessandro Varotari, called Padovanino
Pietro Muttoni, called della Vecchia
Francesco Vellani
Venetian school
Giovanni Maria Viani
Francesco Villamena
Candido Vitali
Artists 404
Ferdinand Voet
Simon Vouet
Benedetto Zalone
Giuseppe Zais
Antonio Zanchi
Domenico Zanetti
Giampietro Zanotti
Andrea Zoboli
Jacopo Zoboli
Francesco Zuccarelli
Federigo Zuccari
Taddeo Zuccari
Giacomo Zucchi
Francesco Zugno
Anonymous
Miscellaneous material
ARTISTS (OTHER THAN BODMER COLLECTION)
Ercole dell'Abbate
Niccolò dell'Abbate
Agostino Veneziano
Francesco Albani
Alessandro Allori
Cristofano Allori
Albrecht Altdorfer
Alessandro Algardi
Ambrogio de Predis
Joost Amman
Andrea da Firenze
Andrea del Sarto
Poggio a Cajano
Paintings, miscellaneous
Drawings
School and followers
Cavaliere d'Arpino
Amico Aspertini
Tiziano Aspetti
Hans Baldung Grien
Alesso Baldovinetti
Agostino Busti, il Bambaia
Baccio Bandinelli
Sisto Badalocchio
Federigo Barocci
Fra Bartolommeo
Bartolommeo Veneto
Marco Basiati
Jacopo Bassano
Artists 405
Leandro Bassano
Girolamo Battoni
Claudio Beaumont
Domenico Beccafumi
Sebald Beham
Stefano della Bella
Jacques Bellange
Bartolomeo Bellano
Gentile Bellini
Giovanni Bellini
Jacopo Bellini
Bernardo Belotto
Gianlorenzo Bernini
Niccolò Berrettoni
Bertoldo di Giovanni
Jacob Bink
William Blake
Gerrit de Bleker
Zacharias Blijhooft
Anthonis Blocklandt
Abraham Bloemaert
Cornelis Bloemaert
Jan Boeckhorst
Ferdinand Bol
Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio
Pierre Bonnard
Francesco Bonsignori
Jeroen Bosch
Andrea Boscoli
Sandro Botticelli
François Boucher
Dirck Bouts
Salomon de Bray
Jan Brueghel
Pieter Brueghel
Agnolo Bronzino
Hans Burgkmair
Edward Burne-Jones
Giovanni Antonio Burrini
Willem Buytewech
Giuseppe Caletti
Jacopo Alessandro Calvi
Luca Cambiaso
Domenico Campagnola
Antonio Campi
Antonio Canale, il Canaletto
Simone Cantarini
Domenico Canuti
Giovanni Battistello Caracciolo
Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio
Carlo Carloni
Artists 406
Antonio Carneo
Girolamo da Carpi
Vittore Carpaccio
The Carracci
Eugène Carrière
Alessandro Casolani
Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione
Vincenzo Catena
Bernardo Cavallino
Paolo Morando, il Cavazzola
Giacomo Cavedone
Benvenuto Cellini
Giovanni Battista Cerbara
Michelangelo Cerquozzi
Cesare da Sesto
Alessandro Cesati
Paul Cézanne
Alfred Edward Chalon
Philippe de Champaigne
Louis Chazal
Henry Cheere
Carlo Cignani
Lodovico Cardi da Cigoli
Cima da Conegliano
Pier Francesco Cittadini
Aert Claesz van Leiden
Cornelis van Cleve
Joos van Cleve
Claude Lorrain
Charles Nicolas Cochin
Pieter Codde
Michelangelo Colonna
John Singleton Copley
Gonzales Coques
Le Corbusier
Bartolomeo Coriolano
Pietro da Cortona
Cornelis Cornelisz van Haarlem
Camille Corot
Antonio Correggio
Lorenzo Costa
John Sell Cotman
Gustave Courbet
Joost van Craesbeek
Lucas Cranach
Gaspar de Crayer
Lorenzo di Credi
Tranquillo Cremona
Giuseppe Maria Crespi
Donato Creti
Francesco Currado
Artists 407
Aelbert Cuyp
Jacob Gerritsz Cuyp
Salvador Dali
Daniele da Volterra
Carlo Dolci
Il Domenichino (Domenico Zampieri)
Kees van Dongen
Albrecht Dürer
Guillaume Dupré
Anthonie van Dyck
Adam Elsheimer
Jan van Eyck
Aniello Falcone
Anselm Feuerbach
John Flaxman
Govaert Flinck
Florentine school
Peter Flötner
Francesco Salvatore Fontebasso
Jean-Honoré Fragonard
Marc Antonio Franceschini
Francesco di Giorgio
Francesco Francia
Jacopo Francia
Franciabigio
Battista Franco
Domenico Maria Fratta
Caspar David Friedrich
Henry Fuseli
Thomas Gainsborough
Ubaldo Gandolfi
Domenico Gargiulo (Micco Spadaro)
Aert de Gelder
Melchior Gerardini
Lorenzo Ghiberti
Davide Ghirlandaio
Domenico Ghirlandaio
Ridolfo Ghirlandaio
Michele Giambono
Antonio Gionima
Giovanni da Bologna
Giorgione (Giorgio Barbarelli da Castelfranco)
Vincent van Gogh
Hendrick Goltzius
Jan van Goyen
Benozzo Gozzoli
Anton Graff
Daniel Gran
Francesco Granacci
Ercole Grandi
El Greco (Domenikos Theotokopoulos)
Artists 408
Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi
Matthias Grünewald
Guercino (Giovanni Francesco Barbieri)
Frans Hals
Gavin Hamilton
Maerten van Heemskerck
Wolfgang Heimbach
Augustin Hirschvogel
William Hogarth
Ambrosius Holbein
Hans Holbein the Elder
Hans Holbein the Younger
Theodore Matthias von Holst
Samuel van Hoogstraten
Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres
Jozef Israëls
Augustus John
Jacob Jordaens
Adriaen Key
William Kent
Thomas de Keyser
Paul Klee
Gustav Klimt
Oskar Kokoschka
Johann König
Philips de Koninck
Alfred Kubin
Hans von Kulmbach
Ludovico Lana
Nicolas Lancret
Giovanni Lanfranco
Pieter Lastman
Charles Lebrun
Leone Leoni
Ottavio Leoni
Jules Bastien Lepage
Leupenius
Leonardo da Vinci
Liberale da Verona
Max Liebermann
Jan Lievens
Pirro Ligorio
Filippino Lippi
Filippo Lippi
Lodovico Lombardi
Lorenzo di Credi
Lorenzo Lotto
Lucantonio degli Uberti
Lucas van Leiden
Aurelio Luini
Bernardino Luini
Artists 409
Benedetto Luti
Nicolaes Maes
Francesco Maffei
Sebastiano Mainardi
Karel van Mander
Edouard Manet
François Mansart
Andrea Mantegna
Mantegna and Classical Antiquity
Carlo Maratta
Jacob Martens
Marco Marziale
Masaccio
Master of the Baroncelli portraits
Master of Flémalle
Maître de Moulins
Girolamo Mazzola-Bedoli
Guido Mazzoni
Hans Memling
Franz Xavier Messerschmidt
Michelozzo di Bartolommeo
Michelangelo Buonarotti
Medici Chapel
Sistine chapel
Youths and medallions
Prophets and sibyls
Central panels, triangles
Ancestors of Christ
Engravings by Adam Ghisi
Paintings and drawings, miscellaneous
Sculpture, miscellaneous
Michiel van Miereveldt
Anton Mirou
Miseroni family
Girolamo Mocetto
Amedeo Modigliani
Claes Moeyaert
Federico Moia
Pierfrancesco Mola
Claes Molenaer
Piet Mondrian
Claude Monet
Francesco Monti
Raffaello Monti
Antonio Moro
Henry Moore
Jean Michel Moreau
Paulus Moreelse
Moretto da Brescia
Giovanni Battista Moroni
John Hamilton Mortimer
Artists 410
Edvard Munch
Bartolomé Murillo
Daniel Mytens
Battista Naldini
Nardo di Cione
Aert van der Neer
Gillis Neyts
Willem van Nieulandt
Bernd Notke
Julius Oldach
Gilles Marie Oppenord
Adriaen van Ostade
Isaac van Ostade
Pacecco (Francesco de Rosa)
Michael Pacher
Jacques-Augustin Pajou
Antonio Palladio
Anthonie Palamadesz
Palma Giovane
Palma Vecchio
Bernardino Parentino
Bartolommeo Passarotti
Christoph Paudiss
Giuseppe Pedretti
Domenico Pellegrini
Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini
Luca Penni
Balthasar Permoser
Petrus Christus
Baldassare Peruzzi
Parmigianino (Francesco Mazzola)
Paintings and drawings
Prints
Thomas Patch
Prints after Fra Bartolommeo
Prints after 'Giotto'
Prints after 'Masaccio' (Filippino Lippi)
Perugino (Pietro Vannucci)
Giovanni Battista Piazetta
Pablo Picasso
Giovanni Pichler
Pierino da Vinci
Piero della Francesca
Piero di Cosimo
Bernardino Pinturicchio
Appartamento Borgia, Rome
Palazzo Colonna, Rome
Palazzo del Magnifico, Siena
Piccolomini Library, Siena
Miscellaneous
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
Artists 411
Pisanello (Antonio Pisano)
Nicola Pisano
Polidoro da Caravaggio
Antonio Pollaiuolo
Piero Pollaiuolo
Jacopo Pontormo
Paintings
Drawings--heads
Drawings--single figure
Drawings--groups
Pordenone (Giovanni Antonio de Sacchis)
Guglielmo della Porta
Paulus Potter
Frans Pourbus the Elder
Frans Pourbus the Younger
Pieter Pourbus
Nicolas Poussin
Paintings
Mythological, Historical, Allegorical
Religious
Landscape
Drawings
Mythological, Historical, Allegorical
Religious
Landscape
Miscellaneous
Engravings
Manucripts
Mattia Preti
Andrea Previtali
Francesco Primaticcio
Domenico Puligo
Scipio Pulzoni
Pierre Puvis de Chavannes
Adam Pynacker
Jan Pynas
Henry Raeburn
Rafaellino del Garbo
Marcantonio Raimondi
Allan Ramsay
Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio)
Tapestries and tapestry cartoons
Farnesina
Vatican
Stanza della Segnatura
Ceiling
School of Athens
Disputà
Parnassus
Justizia
Stanza d'Eliodoro
Artists 412
Stanza dell'Incendio
Sala di Costantino
Mythological, Historical, Allegorical
Religious
Portraits
Drawings
Jan van Ravensteyn
Rembrandt van Rijn
Drawings
Etchings
Paintings
Guido Reni
Auguste Renoir
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Jusepe Ribera
Andrea Riccio
W. Riger
Giovanni della Robbia
Luca della Robbia
Tommaso Rodari
Auguste Rodin
Rogier van der Weyden
Gerolamo Romanino
Giulio Romano
George Romney
Salvator Rosa
Matteo Rosselli
Antonio Rossellino
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Vicenzo de' Rossi
Rosso Fiorentino
Francesco Rosso
Hans Rottenhammer
Sir Peter Paul Rubens
Stockholm Bacchanals
Miscellaneous paintings and drawings
Engravings after
Gaspare Ruina
John Michael Rysbrack
Cornelis and Herman Saftleven
Francesco Salviati
Marco San Martino
Gerolamo da Santacroce
Antonio da Sangallo
Aristotile da Sangallo
Giuliano da Sangallo
Jacopo Sansovino
Giovanni Santi
Santi di Tito
Sassoferrato (Giovanni Battista Salvi)
Roelandt Savery
Artists 413
Girolamo Savoldo
Martin Schaffner
Godfried Schalcken
Hans Leonhard Schäuffelein
Andrea Schiavone
Gottlieb Schick
Bartolomeo Schedoni
Thomas Scheemakers
Egon Schiele
Hans Friedrich Schorer
Hans Schüchlin
Martin Schwarz
Moritz von Schwind
Jan van Scorel
Sebastiano del Piombo
Hercules Seghers
Daniel Seiter
Jacopo Sellaio
Cesare da Sesto
Georges Seurat
Sicciolante da Sermoneta
Walter Sickert
Gregorius Sickinger
Luca Signorelli
Marie Maximilienne de Silvestre
Francesco di Simone
Elisabetta Sirani
Giovanni Andrea Sirani
Max Slevogt
Pieter Snyers
Sodoma (Giovanni Antonio Bazzi)
Giovanni Antonio Sogliani
Andrea Solario
Francesco Solimena
Virgil Solis
Giovanni Sons
Giovanni Spagna
Niccolò Spinelli
Aretineo Spinello
Massimo Stanzione
Jan Steen
Stefano da Zevio
Bernhard Strigel
Bernardo Strozzi
Pierre Subleyras
Graham Sutherland
Jörg Syrlin
Cesare Tamaroccio
Antonio Tempesta
David Teniers
Gerard Terborch
Artists 414
Pietro Testa
Theodoric of Prague
Sir James Thornhill
Alessandro Tiarini
Pellegrino Tibaldi
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo
Domenico Tintoretto (Domenico Robusti)
Jacopo Tintoretto (Jacopo Robusti)
Religious paintings
Secular paintings
Portraits
Drawings
Titian (Tiziano Vecellio)
Toba Sojo
Torellino (Giovanni Giorgi)
Flaminio Torre
Pietro Torrigiano
Michele Tosini (Michele di Ridolfo)
Cornelis Troost
Hans Troschel
Cosimo Tura
William Turner
Turone
Paolo Uccello
Maurice Utrillo
Moses van Uyttenbroeck
Perino del Vaga
Francesco Vanni
Giorgio Vasari
Philipp Veit
Diego Velázquez
Religious
Gods and Myths
Las Lanzas
Genre
Portraits
Las Meniñas
Landscape
Adriaen van de Velde
Jan van de Velde
Willem van de Velde
Adriaen van Venne
Jan Vermeer
Horace Vernet
Giovanni da Verona
Veronese (Paolo Caliari)
Antonio Verrio
Andrea Verrocchio
Jan Victors
Enea Vico
Artists 415
David Vinckboons
Hans Vischer
Peter Vischer
Cornelis Visscher
Vitale di Bologna
Timoteo Viti
Alvise Vivarini
Antonio Vivarini
Bartolommeo Vivarini
Simon de Vlieger
Jan Verspronck
Christian Leber Vogel
Johannes Voorhout
Maerten de Vos
Simon Vouet
Abraham de Vries
Hendrick Cornelisz Vroom
Antoine Watteau
Paintings
Drawings and engravings
John Webb
Jan Weenix
Gottlieb Welte
Gabriel Weyer
James Whistler
Hieronymus Wierix
Meister Wilhelm
Adam Willaerts
Jean-Georges Wille
Richard Wilson
Emanuel de Witte
Georg Andreas Wolfgang
Michael Wolgemut
Philips Wouwerman
Jan Wynants
Joachim Wtewael
Francesco Zaganelli (Cotignola)
Martin Zasinger
Bartholome Zeitblom
Andrea Zoan
Marco Zoppo
Federico Zuccari
Taddeo Zuccari
Francisco de Zurbaran
Architecture 416
ARCHITECTURE
Albania
Butrinto
Armenia
Aghthamar
Austria
A, miscellaneous
Deutsch-Altenburg
E, miscellaneous
G, miscellaneous
H, miscellaneous
Innsbruck
K, miscellaneous
L, miscellaneous
M, miscellaneous
R, miscellaneous
Salzburg
S, miscellaneous
W, miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Vienna
Stephansdom
Schönbrunn
Wiener Neustadt
Miscellaneous
Belgium
A, miscellaneous
B, miscellaneous
G, miscellaneous
H, miscellaneous
L, miscellaneous
M, miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Brazil
Crete
Croatia
Dubrovnik
Sebenico
Split
Traù
Zara
Cyprus
Prehistoric and early Greek
Asinou
Kakopetria
Kiti, Panagia Angeloktistos
Lythangomi, Panagia Kanakaria
Miscellaneous
Architecture 417
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Cathedral
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Denmark
Copenhagen
Miscellaneous
Egypt
Philae
Thebes
Miscellaneous
England
Unidentified
Prehistoric
Roman
A, miscellaneous
Berrington Hall
Bewcastle Cross
Blackstone
Bristol
Burton Agnes Hall
B, miscellaneous
Cambridge
Canterbury
Cathedral
Miscellaneous
Carlisle
Castleacre Priory
Chatham
Dockyard
Figureheads
Chester
Chichester
Christchurch Priory
C, miscellaneous
Dumbleton
Durham
Cathedral
Corbel figure A
Corbel figure B
Corbel figures C & D
Corner stone
Reliefs
Castle chapel capitals
Miscellaneous
Earl's Barton
Elkstone
Ely
Exeter
Fairford
Architecture 418
Fountains Abbey
Glastonbury
Gloucester
Gosforth
Hampton Court Palace
Exterior
Chapel Royal
George II's State Dining Room
King's gallery
King's great staircase
King's dressing room
Presence chamber
Prince of Wales' apartments
Queen's gallery
Queen's guard chamber
Queen's private chapel
Queen Anne's bedroom
William III's bedroom
Miscellaneous
Harefield
Hexham
Hockley Head
Hove
D-H, miscellaneous
Icklesham
Ingatestone
Kedleston
Kempley
Kilpeck
I-K, miscellaneous
Lacock
Lincoln
Cathedral
General views
Details
Reconstructions
Sculpture
Frieze, with Old and New Testament cycle
Last Judgment and Jesse tree
Other west front sculpture
Capitals
Miscellaneous
Portals and columns
Town and museum
Low Ham
L, miscellaneous
London
Public buildings, except churches
The Athenaeum
Bridgewater House
British Museum
Architecture 419
Brookes' Club
Chatham House
Chelsea Hospital
Chiswick House
Churchill Club
10, Downing Street
Greenwich Hospital
Hanover Restaurant
Highgate
Miscellaneous
Cemetery
St James's Palace
Kensal Rise
Kensington Palace
12, North Audley St
20, Portman Square
Privy Council
Reform Club
Royal Scottish Bank
Soane Museum
Somerset House
Travellers' Club
Treasury
Churches
Miscellaneous
St Bride's
Christ Church Spitalfields
St George's Bloomsbury
St Margaret's Westminster
St Martin's-in-the-Fields
St Paul's Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
Malmesbury
Old and New Testament cycle
Virtues and Vices cycle
Majestas Domini
Zodiac
Apostles cycle
Miscellaneous
Duplicates
Malvern
Minehead
Norwich
M-N, miscellaneous
Oxford
All Souls College
Brasenose College
Christ Church
Old Ashmolean
Old Clarendon Building
Radcliffe Camera
Architecture 420
Radcliffe Observatory
Sheldonian Theatre
Taylor and Randolph Buildings
O, miscellaneous
Peterborough
Pitchford Hall
Quenington
Reading Abbey
Reculver Cross
Ripon
Romsey Abbey
Rushden
P-R, miscellaneous
Sible Hedingham
Southwell
Toller Fratrum
S-T, miscellaneous
Wells
West Wycombe
Wimborne Minster
Winchester
Windsor Castle
Wirkworth
Woodstock
W, miscellaneous
York
St Mary's Abbey (Sculpture)
Miscellaneous
X-Z, miscellaneous
Ireland
Scotland I
Edinburgh
Iona
Stirling
Miscellaneous
Scotland II
Ruthwell Cross
Wales
France
Amiens cathedral
Notes and diagram
West front
General views
Upper stories
Left buttress—Malachi, Zachariah and Haggai
St Firmin (north) portal
Central pier and tympanum—life of St Firmin
Voussoirs—angels
Sculptures—cycle of saints
Quatrefoils
General views
Architecture 421
Zodiac cycle
Occupations of the months
Buttress between St Firmin and central portals—Zephaniah, Habakkuk and Nahum
Central portal
General views
Central pier—Christ and David
Door jambs—Wise and foolish virgins
Tympanum and voussoirs—Last Judgment
Sculptures
Prophets—Daniel, Ezekiel, Isaiah, Jeremiah
Apostles
Quatrefoils
General views
Virtues
Vices
Animals
Buttress between central and Virgin portals—Micah, Jonah and Obadiah
Virgin portal (south)
Central pier—the Virgin and story of Adam and Eve
Tympanum—Death and coronation of the Virgin; O.T. figures
Voussoirs—Ancestors of the Virgin; angels
Sculptures—Solomon & Sheba, Herod & Magi, Annunciation, Visitation,
Presentation
Quatrefoils
General views
Solomon and Sheba
Herod and the Magi
Types of the Virgin birth
Story of Zacharias, father of John the Baptist
Flight into Egypt; Christ among the Doctors
Right buttress—Amos, Joel and Hosea
South transept
Portal of the Golden Virgin
General views
Central pier—Coronation of the Virgin
Tympanum—life of St Honoratus
Voussoirs—O. T. figures and stories; Apostles
Sculptures—angels and saints
Blind arcading
South side
East end
North side
Chartres cathedral
Miscellaneous
West
General views
Tympana and voussoirs
Ascension
Second Coming
Incarnation
Column figures
Architecture 422
Ornamental pillars
Niche figures
Ornamental shafts
Corbels
Stonework
Gargoyles
Capitals
Angel and donkey
Windows
Virgin
Life of Christ cycle
Annunciation to Massacre of Innocents
Presentation to Last Supper
Betrayal to Resurrection
Pilasters
North
Portal
General
Tympanum I: Nativity
Voussoirs I
Arch I
Column figures I
Tympanum II
Arch II
Trumeau II: St Anne
Column figures II
Tympanum III
Voussoirs III
Column figures III
Arch III
Porch piers
Porch socles: Artes mechanicae
Pier bases
South
General views
Gargoyles
Niche figures
Transept columns
Portal
Tympanum I
Voussoirs I
Porch I
Porch archivolt I
Column figures I
Tympanum II
Voussoirs II
Porch II
Porch archivolt II
Trumeau II
Column figures II
Tympanum III
Architecture 423
Voussoirs III
Porch III
Porch archivolt III
Column figures III
Porch piers
East
Doorway
Interior
Nave
Transepts
Choir
Crypt
Corbels
Columns
Capitals
Marburg photographs and miscellaneous
Prehistoric dolmens
Miscellaneous architectural plans, mainly 18th century
Aix-en-Provence
Albi
Amboise
Arles
Aulnay
Autun
Avignon
A, miscellaneous
Beaulieu
Besançon
Bourges
Braine
B, miscellaneous
Caen
Cahors
Carcassonne
Chantilly
La Charité-sur-Loire
Cluny
Cominges
Cunault
Dijon
C-D, miscellaneous
Etampes
Fontainebleau
Gargilesse
Germigny des Prés
Loches
Lyons
E-L, miscellaneous
Montceaux
Mont St Michel
Paris
Architecture 424
Musée de Cluny
Notre-Dame
Sainte-Chapelle
Val de Grace
Miscellaneous
Poitiers
M-P, miscellaneous
Rheims
Rouen
Les-Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer
Saint-Révèrien
Saulay
Sauvigny
Senlis
Sens
Souillac
Strasbourg
R-S, miscellaneous
Toulouse
Troyes
T, miscellaneous
Versailles
Vézelay
Vienne
U-Z, miscellaneous
Finland
Germany
Unidentified
Aachen (Aix-la-Chapelle)
Aldersbach
Altötting
Aschaffenburg
Augsburg
Bamberg
Berlin
Bogenhausen
Braunschweig
Brauweiler
Bremen
Breslau
Bruchsal
Bückeberg
A-B, miscellaneous
Coblenz
Cologne (Köln)
Doberan
Dresden
Düsseldorf
C-D, miscellaneous
Eichstätt
Erfurt
Architecture 425
Frankfurt-am-Main
Freiberg in Sachsen
Friesach
E-F, miscellaneous
Görlitz
Goslar
Halberstadt
Hall
Hamburg
Heidelberg
Heiligenkreuz
Hildesheim
Hirsau
Kassel
Kempfenhausen
Klein-Kotzenau
Kremsmünster
Landshut
Laxenburg
Lichtenthal
Limburg
Lindau
Lübeck
Luneburg
Magdeburg
Mainz
Mannheim
Marienburg
Meissen
Moritzburg
Munich
M, miscellaneous
Naumburg
Neubrandenburg
Nuremberg (Nürnberg)
N, miscellaneous
O, miscellaneous
P, miscellaneous
Regensburg
Reichenau
Rostock
Rott am Inn
Schwerin
Stein-am-Rhein
S, miscellaneous
Trier
Tübingen
Ulm
Vierzehnheiligen
Weimar
Wiblingen
Architecture 426
Wilhelmshöhe
Worms
Würzburg
U-Z, miscellaneous
Ghana
Axim
Butri
Greece
Adyton
Aegina
Alphena
Argos
Areopolis
Arta
Athens
Acropolis
General views and plans
Propylaea
Erechtheion
Temple of Nike
Parthenon
Other buildings
Theseum (Temple of Hephaestus)
Olympieion (Temple of Olympian Zeus)
Theatre of Dionysus—see SOCIAL LIFE Theatres
Odeion of Herodes Atticus—see SOCIAL LIFE Theatres
Tower of the Winds
Monument of Lysicrates
Kerameikos cemetery
Churches
Holy Apostles
Kapnikarea
Metropolis
St Nicodemus
St Theodore
Museums
Miscellaneous
Chalcis
Christianopolis
Corfu
Corinth
Cos
Crete
Daphni
Delos
Delphi
Eleusis
Epidauros
Karytena
Megara
Mistra
Architecture 427
Monemvasa
Nemea
Nomitsis
Olympia
Phigalia-Bassae
Piraeus
Salonika
General views
Holy Apostles
Saint Caterina
Holy David
Saint Demetrius
Saint Elias
Saint George
Maria Theotokos
Saint Pantaleon
Saint Parasceve
Saint Sophia
Samari
Skripous
Sparta
Stiris
Sunion
Miscellaneous
Greek theatres—see SOCIAL LIFE Theatres
Holland
Amsterdam
Delft
Geertruidenberg
Haarlem
The Hague
Leiden
Utrecht
Miscellaneous
Hungary
India
Mandu
Hindu temples
Miscellaneous
Iran and Iraq
Israel
Capernaum
Masada
Jerusalem
Miscellaneous
Italy
Acqui
Alatri
Altamura
Amalfi
Anagni
Architecture 428
Ancona
Andrea
Aquileia
Arezzo
Ariccia
Assisi
Atrani
Bagnaia
Baia
Bari
Barletta
Benevento
Bergamo
Bitetto
Bitonti
Bologna
S. Maria della Vita
Villa Masetti
S. Stefano
Miscellaneous
Bolzano
Borgo S. Donnino
Bracciano
Brancoli
Brescia
Brindisi
Camigliano
Canosa
Caprarola
Capri
Capua
Careggi
Castelfranco
Castel Gandolfo
Castel del Monte
Cefalù
Chiaravalle
Chiari
Chiavari
Città di Castello
Civate
Cividale
Collodi
Como
Conversano
Cori
Corigliano
Cortona
Cosa
Crema
Cremona
Architecture 429
Crocetta
Dolianova
Enna
Faicchio
Faleri
Fano
Fermo
Ferrara
Fiesole
Foggia
Foligno
Fossacesia
Frascati
Florence
General views
Bigallo
Giardino di Boboli
Loggia de'Lanzi
Ospedale degli Innocenti
Uffizi
Palaces
Palazzo Vecchio
Palazzo Davanzati
Palazzo Riccardi
Palazzo Rucellai
Miscellaneous
Churches and other ecclesiastical buildings
Baptistery
Cathedral
SS. Apostoli
Bargello chapel
S. Croce
S. Lorenzo
S. Marco
S. Maria Maggiore
Old Testament Cycle
Christ and the Virgin cycle
Saints
Pope Liberius and the Foundation of S. Maria Maggiore
Architectural views
S. Maria Novella
Or S. Michele
S. Miniato al Monte
S. Spirito
Miscellaneous
Surroundings
Certosa
Fiesole
Poggio a Cajano
Miscellaneous
Gaeta
Architecture 430
Genazzano
Genoa
Gioia del Colle
Girgente
Gorizia
Grado
Gropina
Grottaferrata
Gubbio
Imola
Lecce
Loreto
Lucca
Mantua
Churches
Palazzo Ducale
Palazzo del Te
Miscellaneous
Marlia
Mascalucia
Maser
Matera
Messina
Metaponto
Milan
Cathedral
S. Ambrogio
S. Babila
S. Eustorgio
S. Lorenzo
S. Maria di Celso
S. Maria delle Grazie
S. Satiro
Castello Sforzesco
Ospedale Maggiore
Palazzo Durini
Miscellaneous
Modena
Monreale
Cathedral
Doors
Capitals and carved ornament
Architecture
Mosaics
Old Testament cycle
Life of Christ cycle
Lives of saints
Miscellaneous
Montefiascone
Montepulciano
Monte S. Angelo
Architecture 431
Monte Soratte
Monza
Moscufo
Murano
Naples
General views
S. Chiara
S. Domenico Maggiore
S. Francesco di Paolo
S. Maria la Nuova
Certosa di S. Martino
S. Severino
Baptistery
Churches, miscellaneous
Castelnuovo
Fountains and obelisks
Surroundings
Narni
Naturno
Nepi
Nonantola
Norba
Orvieto
Cathedral
Miscellaneous
Ostia
Otranto
Padua
Odeo Cornaro
Palazzo della Ragione
S. Antonio
Miscellaneous
Eremitani
Old Testament
New Testament
Saint Augustine
Angels
Angelic hierarchy
Paestum
Palermo
General
Palazzo Reale
Camera di Ruggero
Capella Palatina
Furnishings and general views
Mosaics
Old Testament
Life of Christ
Acts of the Apostles
Christ and the Saints
Ceiling
Architecture 432
Palazzo della Cuba
Castello della Zisa
Cathedral
Chiesa della Martorana
Chiesa dei Vespri
S. Cataldo
S. Giovanni degli Eremiti
Other churches, etc.
Palestrina
Parabiago
Parenzo
Parma
S. Giovanni Evangelista
Bertoja, Sala del Bacio
Miscellaneous
Pavia
University
S. Francesco
S. Maria in Betlemme
S. Maria del Popolo
S. Maria Maggiore
S. Michele
S. Pietro in Ciel d'Oro
S. Teodoro
Certosa
Miscellaneous
Pennabilli
Pentima
Perugia
Palazzo Municipale
Fonte Maggiore
S. Bernardino
Miscellaneous
Pescia
Piacenza
Pianella
Pienza
Pietrasanta
Pisa
Panoramas
Cathedral
Baptistery
Camposanto
S. Maria della Spina
War damage, 1944
Miscellaneous
Pistoia
Cathedral
S. Andrea
S. Bartolommeo
S. Giovanni Fuorcivitas
Architecture 433
Ospedale del Ceppo
Miscellaneous
Pola
Pompeii
Ponzana Romana
Poppi
Prato
Ragusa
Randazzo
Ravello
Ravenna
S. Apollinare in Classe
S. Apollinare Nuovo
Exterior
Panoramas of Interior
Life of Christ cycle
Images of Christ and Virgin
Prophets and Martyrs
Mosiac depictions of architecture
Arian baptistery
Orthodox baptistery
S. Vitale
Mausoleum of Galla Placidia
Palazzo Arcivescovile
War damage, 1944
Miscellaneous
Rialta
Rimini
Tempio Malatestiano
War damage, 1944
Miscellaneous
Rome
Panoramas
Capitol
Castel S. Angelo
Forum Romanum
Imperial Fora
Palatine
Pantheon
Census
Miscellaneous
Temples
Minerva medica
Miscellaneous
Colosseum
Census
Miscellaneous
Theatres
Tombs
Catacombs
Villas
Architecture 434
Madama
Exterior
Interior
Albani
Borghese
Farnesina
Medici
Papa Giulio
Miscellaneous
Palaces
Cancelleria
Colonna
Farnese
Quirinal
Rucellai
Miscellaneous
Fountains
Medieval towers
Vatican
Raphael logge
General views
Old Testament and Gospels cycle
Ceiling stucchi
Drawings
Pilasters
Photos
Engravings
Logge of Gregory XIII
Sistine Chapel
General views and Michelangelo
Walls
Miscellaneous
Churches
S. Agnese in Piazza Navona
S. Agnese fuori le Mura
S. Agostino
S. Andrea delle Fratte
S. Andrea in via Flaminia
S. Andrea in Quirinale
S. Carlo alle Quattro Fontane
S. Carlo al Corso
S. Carlo Borromeo
S. Caterina de' Funari
S. Clemente
SS. Cosma e Damiano
S. Costanza
S. Crisogono
S. Croce in Gerusalemme
S. Eligio degli Orefici
S. Francesca Romana
S. Giovanni in Laterano
Architecture 435
Chiesa del Gesù
SS. Giovanni e Paolo
S. Giovanni in Laterano
S. Gregorio Magno
S. Ignazio
S. Ivo
S. Lorenzo fuori le Mura
S. Luca
S. Luigi dei Francesi
S. Marco
S. Maria degli Angeli
S. Maria Antiqua
S. Maria in Aracoeli
S. Maria in Cosmedin
S. Maria in Domnica
S. Maria in via Lata
S. Maria di Loreto
S. Maria Maggiore
S. Maria del Popolo
S. Maria in Trastevere
S. Maria ... (miscellaneous)
SS. Nereo ed Achilleo
S. Paolo
S. Pietro
S. Prassede
S. Pudenziana
S. Pietro in Montorio (Tempietto)
S. Saba
S. Sabina
S. Sebastiano
S. Stefano Rotondo
S. Trinità del Monte
S. Urbano
S. Vincenzo al Volturno
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Rosciolo
Rovigo
Ruvo
Salerno
San Galgano
San Donnino
San Gimignano
San Leonardo
Sta Maria Capua Vetere
Sta Maria di Siponto
San Marino
Sansepolcro
Sassuolo
Scarnafigi
Segesta
Architecture 436
Selinunte
Seromigno
Sessa
Siena
Cathedral
Churches
Palazzo Communale
Miscellaneous
Siracusa
Solanto
Soriano nel Cimino
Spello
Spezia
Spoleto
Stupinigi
Subiaco
Taormina
Tivoli
Todi
Torcello
Torre de'Passeri
Toscanella
Trani
Trento
Treviso
Trieste
Troia
Turin
Urbino
Venice
Views
Palaces
Churches
Frari
S. Giorgio Maggiore
S. Maria delle Salute
Il Redentore
S. Zaccaria
Miscellaneous
Scuole
Palazzo Ducale
General
Capitals
S. Marco
Architecture
Exterior
Interior
Sculpture
Exterior
Main entrance
Subsidiary entrances
Architecture 437
Interior
Mosaics
General views
Atrium
Domes
Life of Christ
Story of St Mark
Capella S. Isidoro
Baptistery
Miscellaneous
Verona
General views
Palaces
Cathedral
S. Lorenzo
S. Bernardino, Capella Pellegrini
Churches, miscellaneous
San Zeno
Reliefs
Single sculptures
Bronze doors
General
Right side
Left side
Portals
Capitals
Architecture
Vicenza
Viterbo
Volterra
Unidentified
Libya
Liechtenstein
Luxemburg
Macedonia
Malta
Mexico
Norway
Palestine--see Israel
Poland
Portugal
Alcobaça
Batalha
Lisbon
Porto
Miscellaneous
Rumania
Russia
Spain
Avila
Barcelona
Architecture 438
Burgos
Cordova
Escorial
Gerona
Granada
Léon
Madrid
Manresa
Merida
Monserrat
Murcia
Oviedo
Pamplona
Parma
Poblet
Ripoll
Sagunto
Salamanca
San Cugat del Villes
San Juan de los Abadesas
Santiago de Compostela
Segovia
Santillana del Mar
Seville
Tarragona
Tarazona
Toledo
Toro
Tuy
Ubeda
Valencia
Valladolid
Vich
Villanueva de Sigena
Old Testament cycle
Ancestors
New Testament cycle
Animals and decorative details
General views
Zamora
Sweden
Gothenburg
Skaane
Stockholm
Uppsala
Miscellaneous
Switzerland
Chillon
Chur
Sion
Zürich
Architecture 439
Miscellaneous
Syria
Baalbek
Damascus
Djerada
Dura (empty)
Mushabbak
Qalat Simaan
Miscellaneous
Tunisia
Turkey
Alabanda
Assos
Cappadocia
Didima
Diyarbakir
Ephesus
Eski Gumus
Konya
Larissa
Pergamon
Pisidian Antioch
Priene
Sardis
Trebizond
Xanthos
Miscellaneous
Ukraine
United States of America
Ornament 440
ORNAMENT
Prints
Agostino Veneziano
Heinrich Aldegrever
Albrecht Altdorfer
Joost Amman
Berthel and Sebald Beham
Jacob Bink
Albrecht Dürer
Peter Flötner
Odoardo Fialetti
Fontainebleau school
Augustin Hirschvogel
Daniel Hopfer
Jeronimus Hopfer
Lambert Hopfer
Lucas van Leiden
Marcantonio school
Masters and monogrammists
Israhel van Meckenem
Georg Pencz
Andrea Schiavone
Martin Schongauer
Virgil Solis
Enea Vico
Giovanni Giardini, Promptuarium Artis Argentariae
Incorporating figures
Atlantes
Caryatids
Grotesques
Inhabited scrolls
Putti/figure/heads
Foliage with animals/birds/snakes/monsters
Garlands/cornucopias/wreaths
Vine leaves/leaf-masks
Foliage/flowers/fruit
Shells
Geometric
Strapwork
General
Jewellery/goldsmiths' work
Decorated objects
Bells on clothing
Dishes
Plates
Candlesticks
Swords
Urns/vases, etc.
Trophies
Ornament 441
Glass
Needlework
Intarsia
Wrought iron
Manuscripts
Frames
Portals
Architectural ornament
Misc.
Orders
Capitals
Architectural Design
Ornament 442
MANUSCRIPTS
The Manuscripts section is currently being moved. Until now manuscripts have been
filed by country, town and library, but in future they will be incorporated into the rest of
the collection. This process should have been completed by the end of 2005.
For now, there is a temporary iconographic section consisting of cycles which are too
bulky and of too frequent occurrence to fit into the rest of the Collection without
causing overcrowding. This section is arranged as follows:
GODS & MYTHS
Historia Troiana
Aeneid
Argonauts
LITERATURE
Roman de la Rose
MAGIC & SCIENCE
Astrological manuscripts
Aratea
Non-Aratea
Encyclopaedic manuscripts
Writing systems
Types of people
Bestiaries
RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY
Liturgical manuscripts
Antiphonaries
Books of Hours
Breviaries
Epistolaries
Lectionaries
Pontificals
Psalters
Sacramentaries
Miscellaneous
Apocalypse
Eranos Collection 443
ERANOS COLLECTION OF JUNGIAN ARCHETYPES
Tree of Life
Pillar Cults
Snake Symbolism
Caduceus
Pairs of Opposites
Hermaphrodites
Hermes/Mercury: Christian Parallels
Hermes Trismegistus and Hermes Thoth
Hermes/Mercury and Alchemy
Hermes/Mercury in Greek Mythology
The Cross
Scottish Cross
Irish Cross
Ouroberos (Animal eating its own tail)
Alchemical Symbolism
Omphalos
Arthur and the Grail
The Alchemical Vessel
Chalice Symbolism
Baptismal Fonts
Baptism
Water of Life
Noah's Ark
The Night Sea Journey of the Sun
Fish Symbolism
The Fish Supper
The Lord's Supper
Bread Symbolism
The Ear of Corn
Symbolism of Mass
St Christopher
The Holy Spirit
The Unicorn
The Horned God
Hell
The Quaternity
The Trinity
The Creation of Eve from Adam's Side
The Wounds in Christ's Side
The Nativity
The Birth of the Divine Child
Western Mandalas
The Redeemer
Stages of the Passion
The Resurrection
The Crucifixion
Gnostic Gems
Eranos Collection 444
The Holy Knot
Mexican Symbolism
Egyptian Symbolism
Apocalypse
Manuscripts of the Staatsbibliothek in Munich
A Dante Manuscript in the Vatican
An Opicinus de Canistris Manuscript in the Vatican
Hand Symbolism
Eye Symbolism
Symbols of the Chakras and their Parallels
Anthropos
Astrological Images
Arabic Astrology
Angels
The Creation and Paradise
Pyramids and Stupas
Animal Symbolism
Dragon and Whale
Varia
The Great Mother
Gorgo
Anna Selbdritt
The Annunciation
Christian
Etruscan
Italian
Cretan
Greek
Prehistoric
Primitive
Babylonian
Phoenician
Cypriot
The Spindle
Sarcophagus Symbolism
Miscellaneous
Greek, the Kore
Egypt
Mexico
India
Tibet
China
Bali
Mater Ecclesia
Spiral and Meander
The Labyrinth
The Egyptian Sun God Ra
Helios, Greece
Mithras
Sun Symbolism, Miscellaneous
Mexican Sun God
Eranos Collection 445
The Crown
Hercules
Symbolism of Ancient Greece
Apollo and Daphne
Images of Gods
Masks
Miscellaneous
Double-faced
Swiss
Symbolism of the American Indians
Navajo Sand-Painting
The Kabirs, Satyrs etc.
Pan, Bacchus and Silenus
The Three Magi
Ancestor Cults
Totem Poles
Grave vessels
Cult vessels
Three-Headed Gods
Asian Iconography 446
ASIAN ICONOGRAPHY
Gods and myths
Antiquities and revivals
Literature
Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Urdu
Bidpai
Al-Hariri, Maqamat
Firdausi, Shahnameh
Cycles
Individual scenes
Miscellaneous
Sanskrit
Chinese
Japanese
Magic and Science
Landscape
With travellers
With scholars, or people enjoying the landscape
With people in boats
With no people visible
Gardens
Plants, flowers and fruit
Bamboo
Camellia
Cherry
Chrysanthemum
Grapevine
Iris
Lychee
Melon
Narcissus
Orchid
Peach
Peony
Plum
Poppy
Rose
Miscellaneous
Animals
Camels and dromedaries
Cattle and buffaloes
Deer
Elephants
Horses
Lions and tigers
Monkeys
Squirrels
Miscellaneous
Asian Iconography 447
Birds
Cranes and egrets
Ducks
Hawks (including eagles)
Mynah birds (grackles)
Pheasants
Poultry
Miscellaneous
Snakes
Fish and crustaceans
Writing and calligraphy
Technology
Medicine
Astronomy, astrology and cosmology
Topography
Seasons, months etc.
Weather
Rivers
Monsters
Secular Iconography
Tomb figures
Miscellaneous
Portraits
Rulers
Turkey
Persia
Central Asia
India
Mughal Emperors
Akbar
Jahangir
Shah Jahan
Aurangzeb
Miscellaneous
Sultans and Rajas
Miscellaneous
China
Kublai
Taizu
Yongzheng
Qianlong
Miscellaneous
Poets and poetesses
Scholars
Officials
Military officers
Female, miscellaneous
Male, miscellaneous
History
Universal
Near Eastern
Asian Iconography 448
Iranian—see ASIAN LITERATURE, Shahnameh
Indian
Chinese
Japanese
Social Life
Drama
Masks
Dance
Music
Miscellaneous
Ragamala
Asavari Ragini
Bhairava Raga
Devandhar Ragini
Gauri Ragini
Kedara Ragini
Lalit Ragini
Sri Raga
Todi Ragini
Vilavali Ragini
Miscellaneous
Court life
Games
Netsuke
Education
Scholars and philosophers
Travel
Fishing
Domestic life
Domestic objects
Carpets
Pots, vessels etc.
Still life
Drinking
Eating
Banquet scenes
Pastimes
Boats
Warriors
Bath
Single nudes in erotic/voyeuristic contexts
Love-making
Lovers
Courtesans
Miscellaneous
Ornament
Nineteenth- and twentieth-century art
Religions
Buddhism
The lives of the Buddha
Cycles, previous lives, infancy
Asian Iconography 449
Cycles
Dipankara-Jataka
Mahila-Mukha Jataka
Chaddanta-Jataka
Jataka of the dove
Syama-Jataka
Visvantara-Jataka
Queen Maya's dream
The Bodhisattva in the Tushita heaven
Birth of the Bodhisattva
Bath of the Bodhisattva
Birth of Kanthaka and Chandaka
The return from the Lumbini garden
Horoscope of the Bodhisattva
The writing lesson
Adolescence to enlightenment
The marriage of Siddhartha and Yashodara
The luxury of prince Siddhartha
Prince Siddhartha's martial feats
The slaying of the elephant
The first meditation
The sleep of the women
The flight from Kapilavastu
The exchange of clothes
Kanthaka and Chandaka leave the Bodhisattva
The emaciated Bodhisattva
The offer of grass
Homage of the Naga Kalika
The approach to the Bodhi tree
The attack of Mara
The temptation
After the enlightenment
The offer of the four bowls
The offering of the two merchants
The offer of honey by monkeys
The offer of the garment of rags
The invitation to preach
The sermon in the deer park
The entry into Rajagriha
Indra visits the Buddha
Conversion of Atavika
The delivery of Jyotishka
The barking of the white dog
The offering of dust
The conversion of Angulimala
Submission of the Naga Apalala
The Naga Elapatra
The conversion of Kashyapa
The story of Ananda
The nursling of the dead woman
The ordination of Nanda
Asian Iconography 450
A bull licks the Buddha's feet
The miracle of Sravasti
Makandika offers his daughter
Offer of Amrapali's mango grove
The invitation of Srigupta
Devadatta's attempts to kill the Buddha
Mahaparinirvana (the death of the Buddha)
The Buddha's coffin
The cremation of the Buddha
The guarding of the relics
Distribution of the relics
Transportation of the relics
Unidentified scenes
Devotional images
The Buddha teaching
Adoration of the Buddha (in human form)
Adoration of the Buddha (in symbolic form)
The Buddha's footprint
Standing Buddha
Seated Buddha
Buddha heads
Adi-Buddha
Vajradhara
Vajrasattva
Buddhas (other than Sakyamuni)
Akshobhya
Amitabha
Amitayus
Bhaisajyaguru
Maitreya
Padmasambhava
Vairocana
Miscellaneous
Bodhisattvas
Avalokiteshvara
Guanyin
Ksitigarbha
Manjushri
Manjuvara
Samantabhadra
Vajrapani
Miscellaneous
Deities
Chakrasamvara—see Samvara
Hariti and Panchika
Hayagriva
Hevajra
Jambhala
Kalachakra
Kurukulla
Lokapalas
Asian Iconography 451
Mahakala
Palden Lhamo
Prajnaparamita
Samvara
Shri Devi
Simhavaktra
Tara
Ushnishavijaya
Vaishravana—see Jambhala
Vajradhara—see Adi-Buddha
Vajrasattva—see Adi-Buddha
Vajrakila
Vajravidarana
Vighnantaka
Yakshas and Yakshis
Yama
Yamantaka
Miscellaneous
Heaven
Disciples of the Buddha, yogis, monks etc.
Arhats (Lohan, Rakan)
Bodhidharma
Mahasiddhas
Kukkuripa
Virupa
Miscellaneous
Milarepa
Lamas
Monks and abbots
Devotional objects
Miniature stupas
Religious objects
Animals and monsters
Nagis and Nagas
Garuda abducting Nagis/Nagas
Lion riders
Half-animal, half-human figures
Miscellaneous
Miscellanea
Unidentified human heads
Miscellaneous human figures
Comparative material
Fragments of human figures
Inscriptions
Hugo Buchthal notes/correspondence
Miscellaneous
Stupas
Sanchi
Bharhut
Amaravati
Hinduism
Asian Iconography 452
Epics
Bhagavata Purana
Mahabharata
Ramayana
Deities
Groups
Individual
Apsaras, devatas, celestial dancers etc.
Bhavani
Brahma
Devi
Durga
Ganesha
Garuda
Hanuman
Indra
Kali
Kamadeva
Karttikeya
Krishna
Cycles
Single figure
As an infant
With Radha
With Rukmini
With the gopis
Lifting Mt Govardhana
As Shrinathji
As a cosmic diagram
Miscellaneous
Kubera
Lakshmi
Parvati
Rama
Sarasvati
Shiva
Single figure
Dakshinamurti, the Great Teacher
Dancing
Shivalingams
Miscellaneous
Skanda
Surya
Vishnu
Cycles
Single figure
With Lakshmi and Sarasvati
With Lakshmi, without Sarasvati
On the serpent Ananta
Araha, with boar’s head
Narasimha, man-lion
Asian Iconography 453
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Saints, ascetics, yogis etc.
Festivals
Pilgrimage
Miscellaneous
Jainism
Indian folk religions
Islam
Zoroastrianism & Mazdaism
Daoism
The eight immortals
Cycles
Cao Guojiu
Han Xiangzi
He Xiangu
Lan Caihe
Li Tieguai
Lu Dongbin
Zhang Guolao
Zhongli Quan
Deities
Guandi
Liu Hai
Shoulao
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Chinese religions
Confucianism
Spirits and demons
Miscellaneous
Japanese religions
Christianity
Afghanistan
Begram
Ivories
Glass, bronze etc.
Site photos
Duplicates
Otto Kurz material
Unsorted
Fondukistan
Hadda
NON-EURASIAN ICONOGRAPHY
Africa
Divination
Animals
Types of people
Commemorative figures
Figures commemorating twins (ibeji)
Rulers
Ambassadors and dignitaries
Equestrian figures
Standing female figures
Standing male figures
Seated figures
Female figures, half-length
Male figures, half-length
Standing figures of indeterminate/indeterminable gender
Couples
Mother and child
Heads
‘Dolls’
Masks
Helmet masks and headdresses
Dancers and acrobats
Musical instruments
Musicians
Hunters
Stools, chairs and thrones
Fishing
Smoking
Jewellery
Cutlery
Containers
Headrests
Warriors and warfare
Staffs
Power figures
Reliquary figures
Votive figures
Miscellaneous
Oceania
Madagascar
Indonesia
Melanesia
Male figures
Female figures
Mother and child
Figures of dual/indeterminate/indeterminable gender
Male and female figures, together
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Hook figures
Modelled skulls, etc.
Mythical/personal narratives
Animals, fish, birds
Masks, helmet masks, headdresses
Votive images
False vaginas
Spirit poles
Orators’ pulpits
Headrests
Drums and other musical instruments
Canoe decorations and paddles
Splash boards
Gope/commemorative boards
War/dance shields
Weapons
Staffs/staff finials
Thrones
Regalia
Tools
Ladders
Containers
Combs
Ornaments
Micronesia
Polynesia
Australia
America
North America
New Mexican folk art
Mesoamerica
South America
Non-Eurasian Christian art
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Egypt
Sculpture
Reliefs and paintings of the 18th Dynasty
19th-20th dynasties
Erment
Late periods
Kushite
Abydos
Graeco-Roman/Coptic
Classical Antiquity
Terracotta
Vases
Painted
Heads
Relief decoration
Sculpture
Stone
Bronze
Lamps
Frescoes and Mosaics
Mosaic--North Africa
Jewels
Byzantine art
Manuscripts
From the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris
Chronologia Magna
Abreviamen de las Estorias
Medieval--other media
14th century, miscellaneous
Spain, 13th-14th centuries
Spain and Portugal, 15th-16th centuries
Bohemia and Germany, 15th century
Germany
15th-16th centuries
17th-18th centuries
Italy
14th century
15th century (1)
15th century (2)
late15th – early 16th century
16th century, first half
16th century, second half (1)
16th century, second half (2)
Veronese
Venice after Veronese
17th century. Narrative subjects (1)
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17th century. Narrative Subjects (2)
17th century. Narrative subjects (3)
17th century. Secular, non-narrative (1)
17th century. Secular, non-narrative (2)
Stefano della Bella
Burgundy and Low Countries, 15th century
Low Countries, 16th century
Flanders
17th century. Narrative subjects
17th century. Misc
Rubens (1)
Rubens (2)
Jordaens
Netherlands
1585—
17th century. Narrative subjects (1)
17th century. Narrative subjects (2)
17th century. Non-Narrative subjects (1)
17th century. Non-Narrative subjects (2)
Brasil/Maurice of Nassau
Frans Post (1)
Frans Post (2)
France
1400-1450
1450-1600
17th century
Miscegenation
Latin America
Brunias
Maurice Rugendas
Voyage pittoresque dans le Brésil
Paintings
Drawings
Lithographs
Jean-Baptiste Debret
16th-18th centuries
End of the 18th century
19th century
Antilles
Abolition
1789-1800
1800-1840
1840-1850
1850-1861
1861-1867
1867-1890
1890-1900
Stedman
Toussaint Louverture and San Domingo, Haiti
Prints
19th century
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Europe
Specific artists
Chasseriau
Delacroix
Fromentin
Dehodencq
Gérôme
Cordier
Carpeaux
Muller
Lewis
Buchser
Laethier
Miscellaneous
1800-1818
1818-1830
1830-1860
1860-1880
1880-1900
Orientalism
1830-1860
1860-1870
1870-1880
1880-1890
1890-1899
Africanism
Miscellaneous
South Africa
Great Britain
Brangwyn
Before 1850
United States
West
Copley
Trumbull
Saint-Gaudens
Wood
Walker
Henry
Ward
Hoffman
Mount
Johnson
Fuller
Homer
Prints
Miscellaneous
Nast
Portraits of servants
Portraits
Caricature
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1700-1830
1830-1850
1850-1860
1861-1865
1865-1885
1885-1900
20th century
Paul Colin, Le Tumulte Noir
Europe
1900-1915
1916-1929
1930-1999
Not dated
Africanism
1900-1915
United States
A-G
H-Q
R-Z
Heraldry
Armorial universal du héraut Gelre
Armorial de Bellenville
Armorial Charolois
Armorial Uffenbach
Ulrich Richental, Das Konzil zu Konstanz
Miscellaneous
Tobacco
Coats of Arms
Voyages
Cavazzi, Missione evangelica al regno del Congo
1508-1576
1577-1599
Theodore de Bry
1605-1677
1680-1688
Grasset de St Sauveur
1800-1899
The four continents
Up to 1585
1585-1600
1600-1634
1635-1650
1651-1665
1666-1679
Versailles
1800-1999
Bonnart prints
Adoration of the Magi
Dated
Before 1500
1500-1524
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1525-1615
1616-1699
Germany
1600-1899
Artists
Anonymous
Virgin at left
Virgin at centre
Virgin at right
Low Countries
15th century
15th-16th centuries
Flanders
16th-17th centuries
17th-19th centuries
Sculpture
Antwerp
Holland
16th-19th centuries
France
Spain
16th century
17th-18th centuries
Portugal
Italy
15th-16th centuries
16th century
17th century
18th-19th centuries
White king, black servant
Shakespeare
Astrology
Festivals
1500-1649
1650-1699
Dresden
Before 1630
After 1630
Decorative Arts
Miscellaneous
Ceramics
Cameos
Tapestries
Busts
Crèches
Clocks
19th-20th centuries
Black Heads (Riga)
Religious Themes
Passion of Christ
Miracle of the Black Leg (Sts Cosmas and Damian)
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Baptism of the Ethiopian Eunuch
Saint Benedict the Moor, of Palermo
Saint Maurice
1240-1450
1450-1490
End of the 15th century--Halle
1490-1520
1600-1899
Miscellaneous
Baptismal missions
Satire
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FOLIO
Mainly, but not exclusively, enlargements made for exhibition purposes.
MICROFICHES
Marburger Index of German art (Fiches 1 - 4800 only)
Ruland/Raphael collection
INDICES
Index of Subjects
This follows the order of the collection, and serves as a cross-reference; it also provides
an iconographical index for the Manuscripts
Author/Title/Content Index to Manuscripts & Printed Books
Index of Manuscripts
For locating MS. illustrations in the iconographically-arranged section
Index by Artists and Media
Only original photographs are recorded
Marion Stancioff Index of Symbolism in Early Cultures
G. F. Hill, Index of mottoes; Index to biographies of portraits before 1600
M. B. Trapp, Index of engraved series of portraits of Cardinals (book in
the Library)
Mrs.Florence Alksnis, Index of Saints
Index of Saints and their Attributes
Index of Warburg Institute negatives
Plan 463
ORNAMENT
ARCHITECTURE
ARTIST
RELIGIOUS ICON
RELIGIOUS ICON
RELIGIOUS ICON
RELIGIOUS ICON
SOCIAL LIFE
RELIGIOUS ICON
SOCIAL LIFE
HISTORY
PORTRAITS
HISTORY
ENTRANCE
PORTRAITS
GODS AND MYTHS
MAGIC AND SCIENCE
LITERATURE
MAGIC AND SCIENCE
GODS AND MYTHS
ANTIQUITIES
RITUAL
GODS AND MYTHS
SECULAR ICON
MANUSCRIPTS
SECULAR ICON
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ENTRANCE
MANUSCRIPTS
PRE-CLASSICAL ICON
ASIAN ICON
NON-EURASIAN ICON
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