Renaissance period — works
11,197–11,232 of 20,442 works · most celebrated first
Plate 17: Brimstone and Meadow Brown(?) Butterflies, a Blue Chaser, and Two Small Insects
Plate 22: Mullet, Flying Fish, Eels, and Other Fish
Head of a Man
An Elegant Young Man Personifying Vanity
Plate 2: Maddalena and Enrico, the Children of Pedro González (Petrus Gonsalvus)
Title Page
Figure Studies![Bust of a Youth Looking Upward [recto], by Luca Signorelli, 1500](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/luca-signorelli--bust-of-a-youth-looking-upward-recto--98d5b40adccc490b-w320.webp)
Bust of a Youth Looking Upward [recto]
Saints on Clouds
Rocky Landscape with a Natural Arch
A Fantastic Underground Temple (Aladdin's Cave?)
Plate 24: Pink Rose
Plate 33: A Pair of Bohemian Waxwings, a Shelduck(?), and a Brant Goose with a Ginger Plant
Plate 61: Seven Insects, Including Flies
Plate 19: Two Butterflies with Five Other Insects
The Annunciation
Portrait of a Man
Saint Jerome
Plate 16: Black-Veined White, Clouded Yellow, Black Hairstreak(?), Geranium Argus(?), and Common Blue Butterflies with Two Chrysalides
Christ on the Cross
Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine with Saint Jerome
Two Soldiers Crowned by Victory
Plate 64: Two Partridges, a Wren, and Other Birds
Plate 23: A Fat-Tailed Sheep, a Sheep with a Long Tail, a "Cassia purgatrix,"and Other Plants
Jacob's Dream
Plate 42: Two Genets or Civet Cats with Tulips
Landscape with Men Fishing
Plate 40: Salmon, Trout, and Freshwater(?) Fish
The Marriage of Saint Catherine
Masquerade
Portrait of a Noblewoman (Madame de Pellegars?)
Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata
Mary Magdalene Praying in the Wilderness
Plate 29: Two Monkeys, an "Arctopithecus"(Sloth?) and Fruit!["Help Him Who Takes up His Burden, Not Him Who Lays It down" [fol. 31 recto], by French early 16th Century, 1514](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/french-early-16th-century--help-him-who-takes-up-his-burden-not-him-who-lays-it-down-fo--9f780d6d7fc7a3c2-w320.webp)
"Help Him Who Takes up His Burden, Not Him Who Lays It down" [fol. 31 recto]
Plate 57: A Snake, a Fire Salamander, and a Snakelike Creature with Two Legs