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Editorial New LEGO Super Mario theme to hit shelves 1 January 2022 for some ghost-catching fun
Editorial SAINT BENEDICT.
Editorial Hercules, Dejaneira, and the centaur Nessus, 1586 Nessus tries to abduct Hercules' wife Dejaneira. Hercules kills the centaur with a poisoned arrow. Canvas, 68 x 53 cm Inv.1525.
Editorial Sophonisba Receiving the Poisoned Cup. Pieter Pietersz Lasman; Dutch, 1583-1633. Date: 1603-1633. Dimensions: 138 x 198 mm. Etching on paper. Origin: Holland.
Editorial Half alstrip of bobbin lace with fan and French lily, Half alstrip of natural-colored bobbin lace. Richly nuanced light side with a repeating pattern that consists of two types of symmetrical compositions of flowers, leaves and architectural forms. One...
Editorial Strip of spool lace with double row of flowers with eight petals, Natural spool of lace strip, Cluny lace. The repeating pattern consists of a double row of flowers with eight petals, made in form. The flowers are in a network of long and shorter poiso...
Editorial Strip of bobbin lace with drop-shaped shell under bow, Strip of black bobbin lace. The repeating pattern consists of a regularly undulating decorative band around the horizontal center line of the strip. Each golf top is crowned by a bow, under which a...
Editorial Sophonisba Receiving the Poisoned Cup. Pieter Pietersz Lasman; Dutch, 1583-1633. Date: 1603-1633. Dimensions: 138 x 198 mm. Etching on paper. Origin: Holland.
Editorial Saint John the Evangelist with the Poisoned Chalice, Doubting Thomas, Saint James with a Book and the Poisoned Club, Saint Philip Carrying a Basket of Bread, Saint Bartholomew with a Book, Unknown, Northeastern France, France, about 1300, Tempera color...
Editorial Deianeira receiving the poisoned tunic from Nessus, and the wounded centaur falling to the ground at left.
Editorial Hercules Preventing the Centaurs from the Rape of Hippodameia, from The Labors of Hercules.
Editorial The Sacrifice of Polyxena.
Editorial Choir stalls in San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice. life and miracles of Saint Benedict: At Eastertime, Benedict has a raven carry off poisoned bread. Nutwood, by Alberto van den Brulle of Antwerp and Gasparo Gatti.
Editorial The second angel blows a trumpet; the second vision (the sea being poisoned as a fiery mountain is cast into the sea). Apocalypse ('The Queen Mary Apocalypse'). England, S. E. (London), or East Anglia. First quarter of the 14th century. The illuminatio...
Editorial Hercules Poisoned by the Shirt of Nessus. Date/Period: Ca. 1413 - 1415. Folio. Tempera colors, gold leaf, gold paint, and ink on parchment. Height: 420 mm (16.53 in); Width: 296 mm (11.65 in).
Editorial Poisoned Eleanor.
Editorial Soldiers Poisoned with Gas.
Editorial Scene from the Life of St Benedict. The Poisoned Cup of Wine.
Editorial Sophonisba Receiving the Poisoned Cup. Pieter Pietersz Lasman; Dutch, 1583-1633. Date: 1603-1633. Dimensions: 138 x 198 mm. Etching on paper. Origin: Holland.
Editorial The Sacrifice of Polyxena.
Editorial Coconut tankard.
Editorial SAINT BENEDICT.
Editorial Hercules Preventing the Centaurs from the Rape of Hippodameia, from The Labors of Hercules.
Editorial Nessus Abducting Dejanira.
Editorial Terracotta neck-amphora (jar).
Editorial Nakd ‘Ali Beg, Envoy from Persia. A full-length standing figure, in turban and long gown of light-coloured material, reaching to the feet. Over this is a flowing mantle of Isphahan brocade of a darker colour, woven with figures. The hands hold the sa...
Editorial Poisoned Eleanor.
Editorial The Miracle of Saint Benedict and the poisoned Goblet. Saint Sebastian and Saint Barbara.
Editorial Soldiers Poisoned with Gas.
Editorial Miniature of Jobas serving Alexander with poisoned wine, and an illuminated initial 'Q', with a foliate border. Historia de proelis in a French translation (Le Livre et le vraye hystoire du bon roy Alixandre). France, Central (Paris); c.1420. Source: R...
Editorial An Anonymous Account of King John. John has frequently been characterised as a bad king, even in the Middle Ages. This poem on the kings of England, traditionally attributed to John Lydgate (d. c. 1449/50), describes John’s reign in negative terms. T...
Editorial Alexander dictating a letter; Iobas offering poisoned wine to the feasting Alexander. Shrewsbury Talbot Book of Romances. France (Rouen), before circa 1445. Source: Royal 15 E. VI, f.22v. Language: French, Bastard Secretary hand.
Editorial The death of Queen Rosamond and Squire Melchis with an attendant bearing the cup with poisoned wine. The Fall of Princes , abridged. England, S. E. (probably Suffolk, possibly Bury St Edmunds); c. 1450 - c. 1460. Source: Harley 1766, f.222. Language: E...
Editorial King John is offered a poisoned chalice by a monk. Miscellaneous chronicles. circa 1280-1300. Source: Cotton Vitellius A. XIII, f.5v. Language: Anglo-French.
Editorial The second angel blows a trumpet; the second vision (the sea being poisoned as a fiery mountain is cast into the sea). Apocalypse ('The Queen Mary Apocalypse'). England, S. E. (London), or East Anglia. First quarter of the 14th century. The illuminatio...
Editorial The jealous woman poisoned. Anvar-i Suhayli. India, 1610-1611. The jealous woman killed by the poison she intended for the young man. A miniature painting from a seventeenth century manuscript of Anvar-i Suhayli, a version of the Kalila va Dimna fables...
Editorial Nakd ‘Ali Beg, Envoy from Persia. A full-length standing figure, in turban and long gown of light-coloured material, reaching to the feet. Over this is a flowing mantle of Isphahan brocade of a darker colour, woven with figures. The hands hold the sa...
Editorial Hercules Preventing the Centaurs from the Rape of Hippodameia, from The Labors of Hercules.
Editorial The Miracle of Saint Benedict and the poisoned Goblet. Saint Sebastian and Saint Barbara.
Editorial William Shakespeare (1564-1616). English writer. Hamlet. Queen Gertrude dies poisoned after drinking to the health of Hamlet for his victory in the duel with Laertes. Engraving after painting by Salvador Sanchez Barbudo "The last scene of Hamlet," 1884...
Editorial William Shakespeare (1564-1616). English writer. Hamlet. Queen Gertrude dies poisoned after drinking to the health of Hamlet for his victory in the duel with Laertes. Engraving after painting by Salvador Sanchez Barbudo "The last scene of Hamlet," 1884...
Editorial Choir stalls in San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice. life and miracles of Saint Benedict: At Eastertime, Benedict has a raven carry off poisoned bread. Nutwood, by Alberto van den Brulle of Antwerp and Gasparo Gatti.
Editorial Hercules, Dejaneira, and the centaur Nessus, 1586 Nessus tries to abduct Hercules' wife Dejaneira. Hercules kills the centaur with a poisoned arrow. Canvas, 68 x 53 cm Inv.1525.
Editorial Hercules Poisoned by the Shirt of Nessus. Date/Period: Ca. 1413 - 1415. Folio. Tempera colors, gold leaf, gold paint, and ink on parchment. Height: 420 mm (16.53 in); Width: 296 mm (11.65 in).
Editorial Deianeira receiving the poisoned tunic from Nessus, and the wounded centaur falling to the ground at left.
Editorial Hercules Preventing the Centaurs from the Rape of Hippodameia, from The Labors of Hercules.
Editorial Nessus Abducting Dejanira.
Editorial The Sacrifice of Polyxena.
Editorial Terracotta neck-amphora (jar).
Editorial SAINT BENEDICT.
Editorial Poisoned Eleanor.
Editorial The Miracle of Saint Benedict and the poisoned Goblet. Saint Sebastian and Saint Barbara.
Editorial Soldiers Poisoned with Gas.
Editorial Nero appears at the threshold of his mother Agrippina's house after she has poisoned the Emperor Claudius. Colour printed illustration by Auguste Leroux from Felicien Champsaur's novel L'Orgie Latine (Roman Orgy), Fasquelle, Paris, 1903.
Editorial William Shakespeare (1564-1616). English writer. Hamlet. Queen Gertrude dies poisoned after drinking to the health of Hamlet for his victory in the duel with Laertes. Engraving after painting by Salvador Sanchez Barbudo "The last scene of Hamlet," 1884...
Editorial Hercules Poisoned by the Shirt of Nessus; Unknown; Paris, France, Europe; about 1413 - 1415; Tempera colors, gold leaf, gold paint, and ink on parchment; Leaf: 42 x 29.6 cm (16 9/16 x 11 5/8 in.).
Editorial William Shakespeare (1564-1616). English writer. Hamlet. Queen Gertrude dies poisoned after drinking to the health of Hamlet for his victory in the duel with Laertes. Engraving after painting by Salvador Sanchez Barbudo "The last scene of Hamlet," 1884...
Editorial Robert Carr and Frances Howard.
Editorial La mort de Germanicus-the death of Germanicus. Tiberius Drusus Nero (15 BCE-19 CE), called Germanicus, adopted son of Emperor Tiberius, died poisoned by his enemy, the governor of Syria (Tacitus, Annales). 1627 Canvas, 148 x 198 cm.
Editorial Choir stalls in San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice. life and miracles of Saint Benedict: At Eastertime, Benedict has a raven carry off poisoned bread. Nutwood, by Alberto van den Brulle of Antwerp and Gasparo Gatti.
Editorial Hercules, Dejaneira, and the centaur Nessus, 1586 Nessus tries to abduct Hercules' wife Dejaneira. Hercules kills the centaur with a poisoned arrow. Canvas, 68 x 53 cm Inv.1525.
Editorial Nessus, Dejaneira and Hercules. The centaur Nessus abducts Hercules' wife Dejaneira; Hercules kills the centaur with a poisoned arrow, 1612. Oakwood, 71,5 x 92,5 cm Inv.9101.
Editorial Hercules, Dejaneira and the dead centaur Nessus, 1580. Nessus tries to abduct Hercules' wife Dejaneira, Hercules kills Nessus with a poisoned arrow. Canvas, 112 x 82 cm Inv. 2613.
Editorial Snow white receives the poisoned comb, 1872. Painted for the reception room of Palais Auspitz in Vienna. Canvas, 220 x 126 cm Inv. 60.423.
Editorial Tristram, wounded by Morolt's poisoned sword, travels by boat to Ireland, to Morolt's sister and her niece Isolde, to be healed. Murals in the " summer-house" of Runkelstein castle illustrate the Tristram legend.
Editorial How Alexander the Great was poisoned. From Jean Vauquelin, " Histoire du Grand Alexandre",1460. Fol.298 recto.