Allegory at the Fitzwilliam Museum
The Fitzwilliam Museum holds 29 Allegory works in this public-domain catalogue, dating from 1525 to 1851. The collection is led by Peter Paul Rubens, Francesco de Mura and Antoine Coypel.
Dead game and fruit
The Union of Earth and Water
A girl with a mirror, an allegory of Profane Love
An Allegorical Monument to Sir Isaac Newton
The Victory of the Eucharist over Heresy
Allegory of Fortitude and Wisdom
Faith, Hope and Charity
Zephyr and Flora
An Allegory of the Spiritual Condition of Man
Girl with a cat
Design for the title page of the Pompa Introitus...Ferdinandi
The Bench
L'Umana Fragilità
Horse Drinking
The Angel Proclaiming the End of Time
Unidentified classical subject
St Catherine of Siena before Pope Gregory XI
On the disposal of wealth: Illustration to Horace, Carmina III, 40-45
Liberality
The Bridesmaid
The Virgin with St. John
Cadmus and the Dragon
Wisdom or Nobility
Ruins with figures
The Fowl Market
The Trinity with the Virgin Mary and Musician Angels
The Apotheosis of St Zeno
Silver birch trunk and branch with rose, lizards, a snake, toadstools, butterflies and a snail
The Lion and the Snake