Curated palette
Saffron artworks
60,001–60,048 of 136,058 saffron works · most celebrated first
The Arrest of Christ
John Rhea Smith
Allegory on Death
The Prima Macchina for the Chinea of 1746: The Temple of Minerva
The Waterfall (Wasserfall im Werdenfelsischen)
Mary Randolph Randolph
View of the Festival![The Temptation of Saint Anthony [second version], by Jacques Callot, 1635](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/jacques-callot--the-temptation-of-saint-anthony-second-version--2cec207315506114-w320.webp)
The Temptation of Saint Anthony [second version]
Eros with Three Girls at a Fountain
La buvette![Crowning of Queen Victoria, June 28, 1838 [right half], by British 19th Century, 1801](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/british-19th-century--crowning-of-queen-victoria-june-28-1838-right-half--2cf64e22ef97a31f-w320.webp)
Crowning of Queen Victoria, June 28, 1838 [right half]
Nicholas Bertin
Les panaderos
Flower Print no.7
Jacques-Benigne Bossuet
The Adoration of the Magi
Artist Painting a Nude Woman: Allegory of Visual Perception
A Chorus of Singers
Charles, Count of Bucquoy
PARIS MARCHÉ AUX PUCES (Paris Flea Market)
John Speed
Magpie and Another Bird
Richard Tompson
Nadab and Abihu
Agony in the Garden
Frontispiece
The Sarcophagus
Pietà with Saint John
Jules Destrée
The First French Church in Berlin
Harbor in Holland - Flushing (La balise - En Holland, Flessingue)
Acker mit Weib (Woman in a Field)
Village of Saint-Pierre during a Storm (Village de Saint-Pierre; Effet d'orage)
Grog on Board
Nous voila libres ...
The Wife of Professor Goldstein
Restrike from fragment of cancelled plate for "A Prophecy"
Christ on the Cross with Angels
Towers and Gardens
The Battle of the Pictures![Coins [plate 7], by Jacques Callot, 1630](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/jacques-callot--coins-plate-7--2d5636beaedc8195-w320.webp)
Coins [plate 7]
The Drawbridge
Christ and His Disciples III
Mlle. Lender and Baron (Mlle. Lender et Baron)
Waterfall, Cumberland Mountains
Paysanne bêchant (Peasant Laboring)
Jean Racine
Villa Outside the Porta Pia