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Editorial Silk frock or robe ? la fran?aise with vertical yellow and white stripes and multi-colored bouquets with oval pouffes and lined with a multicolored ikat, frock or robe ? la fran?aise made of silk with vertical yellow and white stripes and scatter motif...
Editorial Lidded vase Plate with a bouqet, flower sprays and a butterfly, Porcelain covered vase on a high, spreading base, ending in a square base. The belly is cylindrical, with the upper part slightly indented and provided with two dolphin-shaped ears. The ab...
Editorial Musashib? Benkei drags with a large temple bell, A ferocious looking man drags with a huge temlokloklok. The man is the famous warrior Musashib? Benkei, who, according to tradition, already possessed enormous strength at a young age. Exiled from the Mi...
Editorial How Wearily, Oh, How Wearily Drags Life (valentine). Unknown Artist; American or English, 19th century. Date: 1825-1835. Dimensions: 61 x 65 mm (card). Engraving with hand-coloring on ivory card. Origin: United States.
Editorial Abbot, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial The Abbess, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial The Child, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial How Wearily, Oh, How Wearily Drags Life (valentine). Unknown Artist; American or English, 19th century. Date: 1825-1835. Dimensions: 61 x 65 mm (card). Engraving with hand-coloring on ivory card. Origin: United States.
Editorial Abbot, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial The Abbess, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial The Child, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial Red-figured cup, Greek, made in Athens, 440-430 BCE. The decoration is dedicated entirely to the deeds of the Athenian hero Theseus. In the tondo he drags the dead or dying Minotaur from the Labyrinth of Knossos, its maze of passages suggested by the m...
Editorial How Wearily, Oh, How Wearily Drags Life (valentine). Unknown Artist; American or English, 19th century. Date: 1825-1835. Dimensions: 61 x 65 mm (card). Engraving with hand-coloring on ivory card. Origin: United States.
Editorial Abbot, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial The Abbess, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial How Wearily, Oh, How Wearily Drags Life (valentine). Unknown Artist; American or English, 19th century. Date: 1825-1835. Dimensions: 61 x 65 mm (card). Engraving with hand-coloring on ivory card. Origin: United States.
Editorial Abbot, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial The Abbess, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial The Child, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial Les Courses d'Auteuil ou La Journ?e des Drags.
Editorial Satire on Art Criticism.
Editorial Les Courses d'Auteuil ou La Journ?e des Drags.
Editorial Ajax the Lesser drags Cassandra away from the Xoanon.
Editorial Battle between Araz the Turkman and Shahmar Zand: the former drags the latter along, caught by his lasso. Shahinshahnama of Fath 'Ali Khan Saba. 1810. opaque watercolour. Persian style; Qajar style. Source: I.O.Islamic 3442 f.113. Language: Persian.
Editorial Fresco from Gragnano of the flight of Aeneas represented by cynocephali (dogheaded monkeys) with huge phalli. Aeneas carries Anchises and drags along Ascanius in Phrygian cap. Handcoloured lithograph by A. Delvaux from Cesar Famin's "Musee royal de Nap...
Editorial Rustam drags the Khaqan. Shahnama of Firdawsi, with 39 miniatures. Opaque w. 1614. Rustam drags the Khaqan from his elephant. Beside the latter is another elephant with two Indian riders in Mughal turbans, followed by a group of foreigners, one Indian ...
Editorial Isfandiyar lassoes Gurgsar. Shahnama of Firdawsi, with 39 miniatures. Opaque w. 1614. Isfandiyar lassoes Gurgsar and drags him from his horse. The usual crowded battle-scene, somewhat rubbed along the left-hand edge. 25.5 by 19.5 cm. Image taken from ...
Editorial Battle between Araz the Turkman and Shahmar Zand: the former drags the latter along, caught by his lasso. Shahinshahnama of Fath 'Ali Khan Saba. 1810. opaque watercolour. Persian style; Qajar style. Source: I.O.Islamic 3442 f.113. Language: Persian.
Editorial The Child, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial The Calumny of Apelles. King Midas sits in judgement on " Ignorance" and " Suspicion". The plaintiff brings " Calumny" as a witness, who drags " Envy" by the hair. Botticelli recreated a lost painting by Greek pa...
Editorial Calumny of Apelles, 1565. An allegory in which Truth triumphs over all her enemies. The subject is taken from a painting by the classical Greek artist Apelles. Latin titles explain the figures: Sitting on a throne to the right is a king with large ears...
Editorial Red-figured cup, Greek, made in Athens, 440-430 BCE. The decoration is dedicated entirely to the deeds of the Athenian hero Theseus. In the tondo he drags the dead or dying Minotaur from the Labyrinth of Knossos, its maze of passages suggested by the m...
Editorial Fresco from Gragnano of the flight of Aeneas represented by cynocephali (dogheaded monkeys) with huge phalli. Aeneas carries Anchises and drags along Ascanius in Phrygian cap. Handcoloured lithograph by A. Delvaux from Cesar Famin's "Musee royal de Nap...
Editorial The Merchant, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial Les Courses d'Auteuil ou La Journ?e des Drags.
Editorial Satire on Art Criticism.
Editorial Abbot, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial The Abbess, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial The Child, from the Dance of Death.
Editorial Louis XIV in Allegorical Armor.
Editorial Ajax the Lesser drags Cassandra away from the Xoanon.
Editorial Hercules drags Cerberus from Hell, Julius Goltzius Cornelis Cort, in or after 1563 - before 1595.
Editorial Man in long carrick coat with five pelerines or capes. "Our young men shorten their jackets but lengthen their coats. The coat is long, heavy and awkward, it drags along the ground like a dressing gown. It sweeps the streets, and has to be lifted up li...
Editorial Fresco from Gragnano of the flight of Aeneas represented by cynocephali (dogheaded monkeys) with huge phalli. Aeneas carries Anchises and drags along Ascanius in Phrygian cap. Handcoloured lithograph by A. Delvaux from Cesar Famin's "Musee royal de Nap...
Editorial The Blind Man and Death.
Editorial Socrate arrachant Alcibiade du sein de la Volupte-Socrates drags Alkibiades from the arms of voluptous pleasure,1791. Canvas,46 x 63 cm R. F.1976-9.
Editorial Hercules drags Cacus from his cave, 1621 Painted for the villa Porta Pinciana in Rome, property of cardinal Ludovico Ludovisi. Canvas, 121 x 149 cm INV. 795.
Editorial The Calumny of Apelles. King Midas sits in judgement on " Ignorance" and " Suspicion". The plaintiff brings " Calumny" as a witness, who drags " Envy" by the hair. Botticelli recreated a lost painting by Greek pa...
Editorial Calumny of Apelles, 1565. An allegory in which Truth triumphs over all her enemies. The subject is taken from a painting by the classical Greek artist Apelles. Latin titles explain the figures: Sitting on a throne to the right is a king with large ears...
Editorial Achilles on a chariot, drawn by his horses Balios and Xanthos, drags the body of Hector. The figure on the right perhaps is Patroclos. From the outer wall of the Church of Maria Saal (2nd CE), original from Virunum, capital of the Roman province Noricum.
Editorial Red-figured cup, Greek, made in Athens, 440-430 BCE. The decoration is dedicated entirely to the deeds of the Athenian hero Theseus. In the tondo he drags the dead or dying Minotaur from the Labyrinth of Knossos, its maze of passages suggested by the m...