Mythological and Historical Etchings

Etchings depicting mythological scenes, historical events, and allegorical subjects, showcasing intricate figures and detailed architectural elements.

Copper engraving and etching by Frans Floris from 1518-1601 depicting a scene in a bath house, showing human figures and architectural elements.

Etching depicting mythological scenes with gods, heroes, and animals in a natural setting, created in the 18th century.

Copper engraving by Harmen Jansz. Muller depicting the fall of the walls of Jericho and the Achahans, 1560-1617.

Copper engraving and etching in dotting manner by Bernard Picart, created between 1718 and 1733, depicting a coat of arms with an allegorical framework including symbolic figures.

Copper engraving and etching by Frans Floris from 1518-1601 depicting a scene in a bath house, showing human figures and architectural elements.

Copper engraving by Cornelis Cort from 1568 depicting the birth of Mary, showing figures, gestures, and interior details in a religious setting.

Etching by Jacques-Philippe Le Bas between 1727 and 1783 showing a river landscape with shepherds and a farmhouse with shelter.

Etching by Bartolomeo Biscaino depicting the nativity of Christ, produced in 1655.

Copper engraving by Hendrick Goltzius between 1597-1604 showing an allegorical depiction of the abuse of the law with human figures, symbols, and narrative composition.

Copper engraving and etching by Raphael Sadeler the Elder depicting the young John the Baptist and the Lamb of God, showing figures, symbolic elements, and religious narrative from 1570 to 1634.

This 1641 etching by Johann Wilhelm Baur depicts a mythological scene from 'The Metamorphoses', focusing on figures, composition, and narrative illustration.

Etching by Simone Cantarini da Pesaro depicting Mars, Venus, and Amor, created between 1630 and 1648.

Copper engraving and etching by Crispin van de Passe from 1584-1637 depicting German electors on horseback with detailed attire and ceremonial presence.

Bernhard Rode etching depicting allegories and personifications, created 1748-1797, showing symbolic figures and artistic composition.

Etchings and copper engravings by Justus Sadeler depicting the months January and February, created between 1590 and 1620. The prints show seasonal activities and figures in detailed composition.

Sadeler engraved 'Neptune and Comis; Venus and Amor' between 1590 and 1700, depicting mythological gods and goddesses with symbolic attributes and interactions in copper engraving format.

Duplicate entry: Jan van der Straet copper engraving from 1578-1580 depicts hunting and animal scenes, illustrating 16th-century Flemish printmaking and rural wildlife.

Copper engraving by Léonard Gaultier around 1631 depicting multiple scenes with detailed figures and baroque-style compositions.

Etching by Simone Cantarini da Pesaro dated 1630-1648 depicting the Holy Family with St. Elisabeth and young John the Baptist, showing figures, gestures, and interior setting.

Copper engraving by Gilles van Breen before 1677 depicting an allegorical scene with lovers, showing figures, gestures, and symbolic elements representing love.

A copper engraving by Philipp Galle created between 1557 and 1612 illustrates the story of David, showing figures, narrative sequences, and biblical events.

Copper engraving by Johann Sadeler the Elder depicting Eulogius and Apelle, showing figures, gestures, attire, and religious or allegorical iconography. Created in the 17th century.

Etching by Allart van Everdingen, 1641-1675, depicting multiple scenes from Roman de Renart with animals, human figures, and rural landscapes.

Copper engraving print by Adriaen de Weerdt from 1550-1590 depicting scenes from the history of Ruth, showing figures, narrative, and biblical events.

Etching by Johann Elias Ridinger from 1744 depicting a fable where drunkenness reveals hidden aspects of character, shown through expressive animal figures and detailed composition.

An etching by Marcantonio Bellavia from 1668-1670 depicting the repentance of St. Mary Magdalene and the mythological figures Diana and Pan, showing religious and mythological scenes.

Copper engraving by Johann Sadeler the Elder from 1579 depicting the abuse of the Israelites, showing figures, oppression, and environmental context.

Copper engraving and etching by Bernard Picart titled 'Allegory of History,' created in 1726 using dotting technique, representing the concept of history.

Copper engraving and etching by Hans Bol depicting landscapes with scenes from the Old and New Testament, created between 1550 and 1635, featuring figures, natural scenery, and narrative elements.

Etching and copper engraving by Dirck Volkertszoon Coornhert depicting Passion scenes from the life of Christ, created between 1540 and 1590.

Etching by Battista Agnolo del Moro showing the acceptance of the cross and the grave of Christ, created between 1515 and 1573.

Copper engraving depicting the sacrifice of Isaac and Rebekah with Eliezer at the fountain, created in the 16th century by an unknown engraver.

Etching by Gerard Hoet showing Merkur bringing Bacchus to nymphs, Galatea and Amaryllis speaking with Damoetes, and Paris with Oenone. Created between 1663 and 1733, it illustrates mythological figures and interactions.

Etching by François Eisen from 1710-1778 shows a ceremonial key handover, depicting formal participants, symbolic exchange, and detailed 18th-century attire.

Copper engraving and etching by Pieter Tanjé depicting scenes from Virgil, created in 1746.

Etching by Theodorus van Kessel depicting various mythological scenes, including figures in classical poses, animals, and landscape elements, reflecting 17th-century artistic style.

This copper engraving by Nicolaes de Bruyn, created between 1618 and 1619, illustrates episodes from the Passion of Christ, focusing on expressive figures and detailed narrative composition.

Copper engraving by Johann Sadeler the Elder depicting the parable of the merciful Samaritan and Peter preaching in Caesarea, produced between 1570 and 1601.

Etching by Cornelis Dusart depicting a famous shoemaker at work, created between 1680 and 1704.

Etching by Jan de Visscher depicting two men with donkeys, one a local, the other a spinner, showing figures, animals, and rural landscape.

Copper engraving by Hendrick Goltzius depicting Maria Magdalena, created between 1582 and 1585, showing figure, attire, and compositional detail.

Antonie Wierix II produced copper engravings between 1570 and 1620 depicting Victoria and Pax, showing allegorical figures, symbols of victory and peace, and compositional arrangement.

Copper engraving and etching by Frederick Bloemaert depicting a sign book with a reclining figure, head studies, and God Neptune, created between 1650 and 1656.

Copper engraving published by Johann Sadeler d. Ä. depicting landscapes with mythological scenes, created between 1570 and 1600. The work shows nature, figures, and composition details.

Etching by Theodorus van Kessel showing Susanna in the bath and the Adoration of the Shepherds, created between 1654 and 1660, highlighting biblical figures and scenes.

Copper engraving by Philipp Galle, created between 1557 and 1612, depicting King Josiah abolishing idolatry and burning the sun wagon at the temple.

Etching by Christian Wilhelm Ernst Dietrich depicting rural peasant life with domestic activities, farming, and village scenes, created in 1741.

Copper engraving by Pierre Dufour, 1568, depicting a farmer inspecting the field, burning weeds, and harvesting wheat, highlighting agricultural practices.

Copper engraving by Robert Willemsz de Beaudoux depicting Joseph reporting his dreams to Jacob and being seized by his brothers, created between 1590 and 1636, illustrating biblical narratives from Genesis.

Copper engraving and etching by Frederick Bloemaert depicting a sign book with the birth of Christ, a whale, putti, and figures, created between 1650 and 1656.

Etching by Bernhard Rode from 1748-1797 depicting Alexander, Philippus, and Darius, illustrating historical figures from ancient battles with classical detailing.

Etching by Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki from 1782 depicting the life of Bojokals in Klein's Life of Great Germans, showing historical German figures with detailed line work.

Copper engraving showing the death of Mary by Cornelis Cort, created around 1567. The composition depicts Mary on her deathbed with surrounding figures mourning.

Etching in Dotier manner by Heinrich Sintzenich depicting Mary with the Christ child and three angels. Produced in 1801-1802, it shows religious figures, gestures, and Christian iconography.

Copper engraving and etching showing Maria Lactans with the Christ child and young John, 16th-17th century.

Copper engraving by Hendrick Goltzius, created in 1590, showing scenes from Ovid's Metamorphoses with mythological figures and transformations in classical style.

Book illustration etching by Johann Wilhelm Baur from 1641 showing a scene from Metamorphoses, emphasizing mythological characters and composition.

Etching by Pietro Santo Bartoli from 1650-1700 depicting mythological mixed beings in water, showing figures, movement, and classical narrative elements.

Etching by Andrea Meldolla showing the grave of Christ, created between 1515 and 1563, depicting figures mourning and the tomb in detailed composition.

A copper engraving and etching by Albrecht Dürer after 1502 depicting the Circumcision of Christ and the Flight into Egypt, showing figures, gestures, clothing, and landscape.

Copper engraving by Jan van der Straet depicting hunting and animal scenes, produced 1578-1580.

Etching by Nicolas Charles de Silvestre around 1723 depicting Samson Carasco, the knight of the mirrors, being defeated by Don Quixote, showing figures and narrative composition.

Copper engraving by Johann Sadeler the Elder created around 1574 depicting the youth of Christ, showing human figure, childhood scene, and religious context in late 16th-century style.

Ferdinand Kobell's 18th-century etching depicts a landscape featuring an archway, integrating architectural elements with natural scenery using printmaking techniques.

Bound Print, Designs for Fountains; Designed by Gilles-Marie Oppenord (French, 1672-1742); Print Maker: Gabriel Huquier (French, 1695-1772); Published by Chez Huquier; France; etching and engraving on paper

Copper engraving by Philipp Galle, after 1557, depicting the story of King Josias, showing figures, gestures, and biblical narrative.

Etching by Cornelis Schut from 1615-1655 depicting a figure being crowned, showing ceremonial gesture, attire, and composition.

Copper engraving by Raphael Sadeler the Elder from the 17th century depicting Liphardus and Alferus, illustrating two historical or religious figures with period-accurate detail.

Etching by Pieter Serwouters depicting David's fight with a bear, produced in 1608.

Copper engraving and etching by Claude Augustin Duflos around 1754 depicting a shepherd and a small farm scene.

An etching by Marcantonio Bellavia from 1668-1670 depicting river gods alongside Romulus and Remus, illustrating mythological narrative and figures.

A 1641 etching by Johann Wilhelm Baur depicting scenes from Metamorphoses with mythological characters and transformations in detailed illustration.

A copper engraving by Hieronymus Wierix, 1583, depicting the end of the world with apocalyptic scenes, figures, and symbolic elements.

Etching by Philip Lambert Spruyt from 1742-1801 depicting church equipment in Mechelen, including Tobias with the fish and his journey to Jerusalem, with detailed figures and gestures.

Copper engraving by Harmen Jansz. Muller depicting the story of Judah and Tamar, created in 1566, illustrating biblical figures, narrative, and 16th-century religious context.

Copper engraving by Antonio Lafreri dated 1560-1577 depicting the defamation of Apelles, illustrating figures, gestures, and classical composition.

Etching by Joseph Mössmer depicting a landscape with tower ruins, rocks on water, and a wooden house, including surrounding terrain and trees, created in 1832.

Copper engraving by Johann Sadeler d. Ä. from 1570-1600 showing Paul in Malta and the stoning of St. Paul, depicting figures, gestures, and narrative elements.

Copper engraving by Albrecht Dürer depicting the escape of the Holy Family to Egypt and their stay in Egypt, created between 1502 and 1534, showing Biblical figures and travel scenes.

An etching by Wenzel Hollar from 1627-1677 depicting the Queen of Sheba and Archangel Raphael with Tobias.

This copper engraving and etching by Carl Gustav Amling depicts Otto von Wittelsbach with Greek envoys, created between 1665 and 1703, illustrating historical figures and diplomatic encounter.

Etching by Allart van Everdingen depicting various landscapes, created between 1641 and 1675.

Etching by Wenzel Hollar from 1665 depicting fables, showing animals and human figures in narrative scenes.

Copper engraving by Cornelis Cort depicting the body of St. Hieronymus held by three angels, created in 1577.

Copper engraving and etching by Philipp Galle from 1550-1612 depicting allegorical representations of virtues, showing figures and symbolic attributes.

Etching by Melchior Küsel showing Odysseus from Greek mythology, depicting the hero in narrative scenes with decorative and architectural details from 1705.

Print (France)

Copper engraving by an unidentified engraver from 1520-1650 depicting Maria with the child, showing detailed figures and gestures in a religious composition.

Copper engraving by Jan Collaert the Younger around 1600 depicts various biblical scenes, showing figures, gestures, and period narrative.

Copper engraving and etching by Cornelis van Poelenburch depicting bathing nymphs and the mythological story of Kephalos and Prokris, produced between 1760 and 1814. It shows figures, gestures, and landscape elements.

Depicts Cupid and Psyche and Venus in a bath, created as an etching by Giovanni Giacomo Caraglio between 1520 and 1545, illustrating mythological figures and scenes.

Philipp Galles copper engraving depicting the story of Susanna, illustrating biblical figures and scenes from 1563.

Copper engraving by Hendrick Goltzius depicting the Holy Family, produced in the late 16th to 17th century, showing Flemish religious engraving techniques and detailed composition.

Etching by Jan de Bisschop illustrating various human figures, created around 1671.

Etching by Giovanni Battista Fontana depicting the Resurrection of Christ, created between 1540 and 1587.

Copper engraving and etching by Jean-Baptiste Tilliard from 1773 illustrating 'The Adventures of Telemach,' Book XXI, as a detailed book illustration in classical narrative style.

Etching by Matthäus Merian the Elder from 1631 showing a New Testament scene as a book illustration, featuring biblical characters and narrative elements.

An 18th-century etching by Christian Wilhelm Ernst Dietrich depicting fish, nymphs, and Mohrin, showing figures and natural elements.

Copper engraving by Antonie Wierix II, 1575-1591, illustrating the seven liberal arts represented by human figures with associated symbols.

Copper engraving and etching by Jacques-Philippe Le Bas depicting French historical figures, produced between 1779 and 1785.

An etching by Salomon Gessner from 1750-1788 depicting a landscape with two women collecting water on a river bank, showing human figures, river, and natural terrain features.

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