Renaissance period — works
10,765–10,800 of 20,442 works · most celebrated first
Plate 78: Ten Insects, Including a Blue Fly
Plate 30: Seven Moths
Saint Christopher Carrying the Christ Child
Christ and the Virgin Enthroned![Palatial Mantelpiece with Mercury and Hope [recto], by Austrian 16th Century, 1571](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/austrian-16th-century--palatial-mantelpiece-with-mercury-and-hope-recto--35fcb50c5d0e2044-w320.webp)
Palatial Mantelpiece with Mercury and Hope [recto]
Plate 40: Eight Spiders, Including a Cross Spider, with an Egg Sac
Italian Joust of Peace
Landscape with a Castle
The Annunciation
Plate 3: Empty Oval
The Triumph of a Roman General
Plate 14: Spoonbill Crane and Flamingo
Initial N (?) with David in Prayer
Saint Nicholas
David and Bathsheba
Samson Destroying the Temple
Underworld Scene with a Man and Woman Enthroned and Death Standing Guard
A Boy on a Sled
Plate 80: Purple and Yellow Viola!["Do Not Poke the Fire with a Sword" [fol. 20 recto], by French early 16th Century, 1514](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/french-early-16th-century--do-not-poke-the-fire-with-a-sword-fol-20-recto--3a55770abb99a59d-w320.webp)
"Do Not Poke the Fire with a Sword" [fol. 20 recto]
Descent from the Cross
Sacrifice Scene (Gaius Mucius Scaevola?)
Plate 49: Mantis Shrimp and the Claw of a European Crayfish
The Annunciation to Joachim
Battle Scene
Plate 32: Two Monkeys on a Table
Plate 21: Reindeer with Melons
Prophet and Sybil
Mock Joust of War with Flying Shields and Without Bevors
Foot Combat with Longswords and Buckler Shields
Design for an Architectural Framework
Mock Joust of War in Reinforced Field Armor
Head of a Youth
An Ascension and Other Studies
Ceres Changing Ascalaphus into a Bird of Evil Omen
The Backplate of a Suit of Parade Armor