Allegory at the Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
The Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp holds 36 Allegory works in this public-domain catalogue, dating from 1540 to 1895. The collection is led by Peter Paul Rubens, Abraham Janssens I and Gaspar Peeter Verbruggen the Younger.
Allegorical Figure with Flowers
Scaldis and Antverpia
Ill-Matched Couple
Five Senses
Allegorical Adoration of the Birth of a Prince
Brothel scene
Allegory of the Arts
The Guild of the Crossbow Venerates the Portrait of Headman Jan Karel de Cordes
The Triumph of Frederik Hendrik
Allegorical Figure with Flowers (KMSKA 771)
Charity
Astonishment of the Mask Wouse
Caritas
Rebus-Blazon
The Arch of Honor of the Mint (reverse)
Jester
The Arch of the Mint (front)
The Sculptors' Workshop
The city of Antwerp, the Gothic and the Renaissance, surrounded by artists
Eteocles and Polynices
Triumphal Arch of Philip IV of Spain, front
Justitia and Pax
Kitchen Maid, Butcher and Boy around a Table
Antwerp, Nourishing the Painters
The City of Antwerp pay tribute to the Austrian dynasty
Concord, Charity and Sincerity Conquering Discord
Entchantment
Unidentified Flemish Proverb
At the Watering Hole
The city of Antwerp begs Emperor Ferdinand to open the Scheldt again
Parnassus
Horatius Cocles at the Pons Sublicius
Sibyl with Column
Help in Time
The Continence of Scipio Africanus
Polyxena on Achilles' Stake