The Sacrifice of Abraham, from a Series of Twelve Oval Prints with Scenes from the Old Testament (R-D 3-14)

Loth and his Daughters, from a Series of Twelve Oval Prints with Scenes from the Old Testament (R-D 3-14)

Hagar and the Angel, from a Series of Twelve Oval Prints with Scenes from the Old Testament (R-D 3-14)

Abraham and the Three Angels, from a Series of Twelve Oval Prints with Scenes from the Old Testament (R-D 3-14)

Jacob Meeting Rachel, from a Series of Twelve Oval Prints with Scenes from the Old Testament (R-D 3-14)

Jacob Wrestling with the Angel, from a Series of Twelve Oval Prints with Scenes from the Old Testament (R-D 3-14)

Laban Welcoming Jacob, from a Series of Twelve Oval Prints with Scenes from the Old Testament (R-D 3-14)

Samson Setting Foxes' Tails on Fire to Burn the Philistine Fields, from a Series of Twelve Oval Prints with Scenes from the Old Testament (R-D 3-14)

David Beheading Goliath, from a Series of Twelve Oval Prints with Scenes from the Old Testament (R-D 3-14)

Elijah in the Desert, from a Series of Twelve Oval Prints with Scenes from the Old Testament (R-D 3-14)

Prophet Judas Killed by a Lion, from a Series of Twelve Oval Prints with Scenes from the Old Testament (R-D 3-14)

Loth Parting from Abraham, from a Series of Thirty-Six Prints with Scenes from the Genesis (R-D 24-59)

Eliezer Meeting Rebecca at the Well, from a Series of Thirty-Six Prints with Scenes from the Genesis (R-D 24-59)

Diana

Hercules Feeding Diomedes to his Mares

Water, from a series of the Four Elements Personified by Mythological Gods (R-D 103-6)

Earth, from a series of the Four Elements Personified by Mythological Gods (R-D 103-6)

Air, from a series of the Four Elements Personified by Mythological Gods (R-D 103-6)

Fire, from a series of the Four Elements Personified by Mythological Gods (R-D 103-6)

Atalanta and Meleager Hunting the Calydon Boar, from a Series of Twelve Mythological Prints (R-D 107-18)

Meleager Offering the Calydon Boar's Head to Atalanta, from a Series of Twelve Mythological Prints (R-D 107-18)

Procris Giving Back the Dog and the Lance to Cephalus, in the Presence of Diana, from a Series of Twelve Mythological Prints (R-D 107-18)

Cephalus and Amphitryon Hunting the Teumessian Fox, from a Series of Twelve Mythological Prints (R-D 107-18)

Aeetes King of Colchis Presents the Golden Fleece to Jason, from a series of Twelve Mythological Prints (R-D 107-18)

Diana Returning Her Hunting-Horn to Hercules, from a Series of Twelve Mythological Prints (R-D 107-18)

Hercules on Horseback Chacing the Erymanthian Boar, from a series of Twelve Mythological Prints (R-D 107-18)

Hercules on Horseback Chacing a Deer, from a Series of Twelve Mythological Prints (R-D 107-18)

Hercules Kills Diomede, from a Series of Twelve Mythological Prints (R-D 107-18)

Hercules Offering a Deer and a Buck’s Horn to Diana, from a Series of Twelve Mythological Prints (R-D 107-18)

Pan, a Soldier and a Triton Playing Music to Celebrate Victory and Piece, from a Series of Twelve Mythological Prints (R-D 107-18)

The Sun, from a series of seven prints representing the Planets Personified by Mythological Gods (R-D 119-25)

The Moon, from a series of seven prints representing the Planets Personified by Mythological Gods (R-D 119-25)

Mercure, from a series of seven prints representing the Planets Personified by Mythological Gods (R-D 119-25)

Venus, from a series of seven prints representing the Planets Personified by Mythological Gods (R-D 119-25)

Mars, from a series of seven prints representing the Planets Personified by Mythological Gods (R-D 119-25)

Titlepage with Adam and Eve, from a series of seven prints of Mythological Gods (R-D 126-32)

Hercules, Mars and Vulcan, from a series of seven prints of Mythological Gods (R-D 126-32)

Mars, Hercules and Neptune, from a series of seven prints of Mythological Gods (R-D 126-32)

Figure Seen from the Back, and Two Representations of Mars, from a series of seven prints of Mythological Gods (R-D 126-32)

Flora, Venus and a Nymph, from a series of seven prints of Mythological Gods (R-D 126-32)

Fortuna, Venus and Diana, from a series of seven prints of Mythological Gods (R-D 126-32)

Pandora and Two Representations of Venus, from a series of seven prints of Mythological Gods (R-D 126-32)

Latona Turning the Lycians into Frogs, from a series of six scenes from the Story of Apollo and Diana (R-D 133-38)

Apollo Slaying Python, from a series of six scenes from the Story of Apollo and Diana (R-D 133-38)

Orion Joining Diana's Hunting Company, from a series of six scenes from the Story of Apollo and Diana (R-D 133-38)

Britomartis Escaping King Minos by Throwing Herself into Fishermen' Nets, from a series of six scenes from the Story of Apollo and Diana (R-D 133-38)

Apollo Killing Orion, from a series of six scenes from the Story of Apollo and Diana (R-D 133-38)

Diana Mourning the Death of Orion, from a series of six scenes from the Story of Apollo and Diana (R-D 133-38)

Fame Proclaiming the Deeds of King Henri II to the Four Parts of the World, from a series of nine designs for medals celebrating the deeds of King Henri II (R-D 140-48)

Minerva and Cronos, as Wisdom and Time, placing Henri II's Throne above a Globe, from a series of nine designs for medals celebrating the deeds of King Henri II (R-D 140-48)

The King Receiving the Sceptre from Providence, from a series of nine designs for medals celebrating the deeds of King Henri II (R-D 140-48)

King Henri II Enthroned, Listening to Minerva's Advice, from a series of nine designs for medals celebrating the deeds of King Henri II (R-D 140-48)

King Henri II with the personifications of Vice and Ignorance destroying a globe, from a series of nine designs for medals celebrating the deeds of King Henri II (R-D 140-48)

Mars and Jupiter Holding a Crowned Globe, from a series of nine designs for medals celebrating the deeds of King Henri II (R-D 140-48)

Assyria, from a series of four Ancient Monarchies (R-D 154-57)

Persia, from a series of four Ancient Monarchies (R-D 154-57)

Rome, from a series of four Ancient Monarchies (R-D 154-57)

Greece, from a series of four Ancient Monarchies (R-D 154-57)

Divinity, from a series of nine Allegories (R-D 158-66)

Justice, from a series of nine Allegories (R-D 158-66)

Prudence, from a series of nine Allegories (R-D 158-66)

Temperance, from a series of nine Allegories (R-D 158-66)

Friendship, from a series of nine Allegories (R-D 158-66)

Liberty, from a series of nine Allegories (R-D 158-66)

Science, from a series of nine Allegories (R-D 158-66)

Magnificence, from a series of nine Allegories (R-D 158-66)

Magnanimity, from a series of nine Allegories (R-D 158-66)

Physics, from a series of twelve prints representing the Sciences, Minerva and Wisdom (R-D 167-78)

Theology, from a series of twelve prints representing the Sciences, Minerva and Wisdom (R-D 167-78)

Jurisprudence, from a series of twelve prints representing the Sciences, Minerva and Wisdom (R-D 167-78)

Music, from a series of twelve prints representing the Sciences, Minerva and Wisdom (R-D 167-78)

Minerva, from a series of twelve prints representing the Sciences, Minerva and Wisdom (R-D 167-78)

Wisdom, from a series of twelve prints representing the Sciences, Minerva and Wisdom (R-D 167-78)

A Woman Putting her Hand into the Mouth of a Dragon

Peasant Attacking a King Enthroned

Europe, from a series representing the four parts of the World (R-D 197-200)

Famine, from a series of four Allegorical prints (R-D 201-4)

Two Roman Soldiers Finding Cincinnatus Busy Ploughing a Field, from a series of twelve scenes in oval or in circular format (R-D 237-48)

Three Women and a Roman Soldier Rushing to Help a Dying Woman (Death of Julia?), from a series of twelve scenes in oval or in circular format (R-D 237-48)

A Man Wearing a Turban Fighting against a Basilisk, from a series of twelve scenes in oval or in circular format (R-D 237-48)

Adrastus Accidentally Killing Attis during the Mysian Boar Hunt, from a series of twelve scenes in oval or in circular format (R-D 237-48)

Angry King about to Throw a Soldier into a Pond, from a series of twelve scenes in oval or in circular format (R-D 237-48)

Diana and Callisto, from a series of twelve scenes in oval or in circular format (R-D 237-48)

A Soldier Climbing a Rock Inhabited by Wild Beasts, from a series of twelve scenes in oval or in circular format (R-D 237-48)

Two Women in a Temple Worshipping Diana, from a series of twelve scenes in oval or in circular format (R-D 237-48)

The Continence of Scipio, from a series of twelve scenes in oval or in circular format (R-D 237-48)

Two Roman Soldiers Bursting into the Bedroom of the Queen, from a series of twelve prints representing Various Subjects (R-D 237-48)

Battle of Achilles and Hector, from a series of four Battle Scenes (R-D 262-65)

Battle of Pyrrhus and Troilus, from a series of four Battle Scenes (R-D 262-65)

Battle of Hannibal and Scipio, from a series of four Battle Scenes (R-D 262-65)

Battle of Children, from a series of four Battle Scenes (R-D 262-65)

Minerva Sitting among Military Trophies, with Prisoners, from a series of twelve Friezes of Battles and Triumphs (R-D 281-92)

Triumphal Procession, from a series of twelve Friezes of Battles and Triumphs (R-D 281-92)

Victory, from a series of twelve Friezes of Battles and Triumphs (R-D 281-92)

Grotesque Battle, from a series of twelve Friezes of Battles and Triumphs (R-D 281-92)

The Triumph of Bacchus, from a series of twelve Friezes of Battles and Triumphs (R-D 281-92)

Battle between Men and Animals, from a series of twelve Friezes of Battles and Triumphs (R-D 281-92)

Battle of Nude Men and Women, from a series of twelve Friezes of Battles and Triumphs (R-D 281-92)

Battle of Centaurs and Lapiths, from a series of twelve Friezes of Battles and Triumphs (R-D 281-92)

Battle of Soldiers and Cavalrymen, from a series of twelve Friezes of Battles and Triumphs (R-D 281-92)