Artworks

Euterpe, The Muse of Music, from The Nine Muses

Terpsichore, The Muse of Dance, from The Nine Muses

Clio, The Muse of History, from The Nine Muses

Calliope, The Muse of Epic Poetry and Eloquence, from The Nine Muses

Thalia, The Muse of Comedy, from The Nine Muses

Melpomene, The Muse of Tragedy, from The Nine Muses

Henry IV, King of France

Madonna and Child Seated on Ground

Studies for the Crowning with Thorns

Venus and Satyr

Drunken Silenus (the "Tazza Farnese")

The Farnese Hercules, from Three Famous Antique Statues at Rome

De Iss qui Acciderunt in Reditu Post Comestum Illud Mancipium. (from book, Americae, part three)

(Untitled) (from book, Americae, Part Three)

Appellit navis gallicai: qui inerant, redimunt a barbaris gossip pium... (from book, Americae, part three)

Quomodo and Qua Ratione in Hostium Manus Incidierim. (from book, Americae, part three)

Quomodo Captivos in Reditu Suo Tractarint(?) (from book, Americae, part three)

Hercules Victor

Portrait of the Artist's Son, Antonio Carracci

Wilton album, folio 41: The Drunken Silenus (Tazza Farnese)

Drie hoofden van mannen

Interieur met poort en trap

Saint Martin and the Beggar