Pastoral and Seasonal Engravings

Etchings portraying rural life and seasonal themes, illustrating human activities amid natural settings, with a focus on engaging life scenes.

Jacob de Weert engraved a copper print between 1589 and 1625 depicting the baptism of Christ, showing Christ, John the Baptist, water, and surrounding figures in a religious composition.

Engraving and etching by Claudine Bouzonnet-Stella from 1667 showing pastoral scenes with rural figures and natural settings.

Jan de Visscher created etchings from 1653-1712 showing a woman riding a donkey and another carrying milk, illustrating rural life, human activity, animals, and landscape.

Copper engraving by an unknown monogrammist from the mid-16th to 17th century depicting the fall of Phaethon, showing human figures, horses, and chariot.

Copper engraving from 1550-1600 by an unknown engraver depicting Summer and Winter (Hyems), showing figures, seasonal activities, landscape, and symbolic elements.

Copper engraving by Philipp Galle depicting hunting scenes with animals, created between 1578 and 1580.

Charles Monnet created a copper engraving and etching between 1755 and 1816 illustrating episodes from the story of Telemach, reflecting 18th and early 19th-century European narrative and literary art.

Etching by Gillis van Scheyndel showing landscapes, a seascape, and a burning ship, created between 1615 and 1660.

Etching by Johann Adam von Bartsch depicting Christ in the desert with three angels and the three women at Christ's grave, showing biblical scenes and religious figures, created in 1783.

Jacob de Weert engraved a copper print between 1589 and 1625 depicting the baptism of Christ, showing Christ, John the Baptist, water, and surrounding figures in a religious composition.

Etching by Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi depicting river landscapes with two and three men, produced between 1630 and 1680.

Johann Spielnberger's etching from 1643-1679 depicts Verturnus in an autumn landscape, showing figures, trees, foliage, and seasonal elements in detail.

Copper engraving and etching by Benoit Audran from 1698 depicting the biblical story of Samson, showing figures, gestures, action, and detailed composition.

Etching by Salomon Savery depicting various scenes and events, produced between 1615 and 1683.

Jacob Jordaens etching from 1652 depicts Cacus stealing the cattle of Hercules, illustrating 17th-century Flemish mythological scenes and heroic narratives.

Etching by an unknown engraver depicting hunting scenes from 1609, including hunters, dogs, game, and landscape elements.

"Etching and copper engraving by Marguerite Hémery showing sleeping bacchants and the bath of the Graces, emphasizing human figures, poses, drapery, and compositional arrangement between 1745 and 1765."

Dietrichs etchings from 1730-1774 show a variety of landscapes with hills, forests, rivers, and natural terrain, emphasizing composition and detail.

Etching by Pierre Scalberge depicting Venus and Amor, showing figures, gestures, attributes, and mythological setting, created in 1638.

Copper engraving by Jacob Matham, 1606, showing Mercury and Herse in a mythological scene with figures, gestures, and symbolic attributes.

This 17th-century etching depicts a series of emblems, focusing on symbolic representation and decorative motifs.

Etching by Moyses van Uyttenbroeck depicting Apollo grazing the cattle of Admetes, Battos betraying Hermes, and Mercury punishing Battos, showing mythological figures, animals, and landscape, created 1610-1648.

Charles Monnet created a copper engraving and etching depicting the story of Telemach, highlighting literary narrative and classical motifs in European art between 1755 and 1816.

Antoine Louis Romanet's 1782 copper engraving and etching 'Triumph from Heinrich IV' depicts King Henry IV of France in a triumphant scene. Romanet, a French engraver, was known for his historical and allegorical engravings.

Copper engraving by Gerard Edelinck, 1660-1707, depicting an allegory of the arts, featuring personification of music with symbolic figures, instruments, and classical motifs.

Etching by an unidentified engraver depicting the parable of the lost son, produced between 1628 and 1720.

Etching by Claes Jansz Visscher illustrating landscapes, produced between 1610 and 1652.

Etching by Nicolas de Poilly from 1684-1696 depicting the Four Seasons, showing seasonal landscapes, activities, and symbolic elements.

This etching by Louis Fabritius Dubourg, created between 1713 and 1775, depicts a drunken Silenus and a Bacchanal with a victim, illustrating mythological themes and revelry in early 18th-century Flemish art.

Etching by Adam Ludwig Wirsing depicting ships in a port, created in the 18th century, showing maritime activity and vessels.

Copper engraving and etching by Bernard Picart from 1728 depicting the frontispiece for 'Pastoral Poetry', showing figures in pastoral landscapes, musical instruments, and symbolic gestures in dotting manner.

Copper engraving by Marten de Vos depicting an angel killing the Assyrians and the death of King Sennacherib, created between 1582 and 1585.

An etching by Wenzel Hollar illustrating scenes from Vergils works, created between 1552 and 1554.

Etching by Bernard Picart from 1709 depicting a garden festival with musicians, showing performers, audience, decorative elements, and outdoor setting.

Scene from a poem with a playing woman, Anonymous, After Charles Monnet, 1776 - 1800 print France paper etching / engraving Rage, Anger. death of human being

Copper engraving by Johann Sadeler the Elder depicting Wendelinus and Copres, showing two figures with 17th-century garments and symbolic elements in detail.

Jan Collaert the Younger engraved a copper print around 1596 depicting quail and rabbit being caught with nets.

Etching by Karel Dujardin depicting two sleeping dogs and a shepherd with sheep, created between 1642 and 1678.

Copper engraving and etching by Pierre Alexandre Aveline from 1750-1757 depicting Noah with the animals in front of the ark, illustrating biblical narrative and detailed animal figures.

A copper engraving by Abraham de Bruyn, 1571, depicting scenes from the Old Testament with figures, gestures, and narrative composition.

Copper engravings and etchings by Pieter Schenk depicting landscapes with illustrations inspired by Virgil's works, created between 1676 and 1711.

Copper engraving and etching by François Godefroy depicting Neptune pursuing Coronis, created between 1760 and 1819.

Copper engraving and etching by Cornelis Visscher showing Karl X Gustav of Sweden and Hedwig Eleonora of Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorf at their wedding, created between 1654 and 1658, illustrating royal ceremony and attire.

Etching and copper engraving depicting the story of Jeremiah by Dirck Volkertszoon Coornhert, created between 1540 and 1590.

Copper engraving and etching by Pierre Alexandre Aveline from 1754-1817 depicting Spring, showing seasonal elements, figures, landscape features, and natural details.

Philipp Galle engraved a copper print around 1560 depicting Samson confronting the lion, showing both figures in a biblical narrative scene.

Etching and copper engraving by Elisabeth Cousinet, created between 1726 and 1789, depicting a calm scene.

Christ and the woman of Samaria among ruins, Cornelis Danckerts (I) (workshop of), Rembrandt van Rijn, after 1634 - 1656 print paper etching Christ and the woman of Samaria: sitting at Jacob's well he asks her for a drink from her jug

Etching by Nicolaes Pietersz. Berchem from the mid-17th to 18th century depicting landscapes with various animals, showing figures, terrain, and 17th-18th century engraving techniques.

An etching title page by Johann Heinrich Roos from 1646-1685 depicting louts, representing 17th-century European print design and artistic composition.

Etching by Pierre Charles Baquoy from 1773 depicting travelers in front of a camp, showing figures, tents, animals, and surrounding terrain.

Copper engraving and etching by Isidore Stanislas Henri Helman from 1766-1768 depicting a fisherman at a grotto with detailed natural setting.

Etching by Bartolomeo Pinelli depicting Italian costumes and traditional dress in characteristic environments, produced in 1820, showing figures and attire details.

Etching by Bernhard Rode titled 'High Testament', created between 1748 and 1797, illustrating biblical or historical themes with human figures and compositional detail.

Etching by Claes Jansz Visscher from 1620 depicting landscapes with farmhouses, showing trees, fields, rivers, rural buildings, and Dutch countryside scenery.

Etching by Raffaello Schiaminossi depicting the Virgin Mary with the child Jesus alongside Saints Vinzenz and Katharina, created between 1600 and 1610.

Copper engraving and etching by Simon Charles Miger depicting the injured Tancrède, created around 1793.

Etching by Cornelis Dusart from 1680-1704 depicting May, showing seasonal rural activities including skiing and landscape features.

Etching by Joachim von Sandrart showing Venus accompanied by amorettes, illustrating mythological figures, created between 1620 and 1698.

A 1586 copper engraving and etching by Johann Sadeler the Elder depicting the Set family history with figures, gestures, and narrative scenes.

Etching by Orazio Borgianni depicting biblical scenes in the loggias of the Vatican in 1615, showing figures, architecture, and religious symbolism.

The etching by Carl Wilhelm Kolbe the Older from 1777-1835 depicts a landscape titled 'I was in Arcadia', showing figures, pastoral scenery, trees, and natural elements.

"Etching by Jean Jacques Le Veau depicting a landscape scene with fishermen, showing boats, water, figures, and natural features between 1750 and 1786."

Simon Fokke engraved between 1757 and 1764 a scene titled 'The Baading Juffers Bessed' showing figures and interior elements.

Copper engravings and etchings by Charles Simonneau from 1660-1791 depicting the anger of Achilles and the farewell to Hector and Andromache, showing figures, gestures, and narrative scenes from classical mythology.

A lithograph by Josef von Führich depicting Mary traveling over the mountains, created between 1820 and 1863.

Etching by Christian Friedrich Boetius from 1767 depicting women bathing and washing, showing figures, gestures, posture, water, and surrounding environment.

Copper engraving by Campion in the 17th century depicting a son leaving his home, showing figures, gestures, and domestic setting.

An etching by Johann Adam Klein depicting a man in Turkish costume and a group with a rider in front of a stone table, created around 1808-1809. The work emphasizes costume, figures, and arrangement.

Etching by François Perrier created between 1610 and 1650 depicting the Holy Family.

Bartolomeo Pinelli's 1819 etching 'The History of the City of Rome' illustrates scenes from ancient Roman history, showcasing his detailed engravings that capture the grandeur and daily life of Rome during that era.

Copper engraving and etching by Isidore Stanislas Henri Helman in 1784 showing a landscape with a large combat scene.

Copper engraving and etching by Theodor de Bry from 1535-1598 depicting The Fall, showing figures, action, and dramatic scene.

Etching and copper engraving by Louis Surugue depicting a Flemish gleaper and Hollandic peasants returning from fields, created in 1755, showing multiple human figures in rural labor and activity.

Etching and copper engraving by Jean Jacques Aliamet titled 'The Night', created between 1746 and 1788, depicting a night scene.

Etching by Matthäus Merian the Elder, 1631, representing Old Testament stories, showing human figures, architectural elements, and narrative scenes.

Copper engraving by Johann Sadeler depicting death, a sleeping cupido, and three nude men within a landscape, showing figures, gestures, anatomy, and natural surroundings, created between 1570 and 1600.

Charles Simonneau's print illustrates the biblical story of Lot and his daughters, created between 1734 and 1799 using copper engraving and etching, emphasizing figures, gestures, and landscape.

Etching by Bernard Picart depicting Elieser and Rebekka at the fountain and Jakob watering Rachel's sheep, created between the mid-17th and mid-18th century, illustrating biblical narratives.

Etching by Abraham Blooteling depicting Venus and Amor with a shepherd couple, created between 1656 and 1690, showing mythological and human figures in a landscape.

Julius Goltz created a copper engraving between 1575 and 1595 depicting a landscape with multiple scenes from the Old and New Testament, showing biblical figures and events.

Etching by Jonas Umbach from 1639-1693 depicting scenes from the New Testament, including figures, biblical events, and narrative settings.

Etching by Jan de Visscher created between 1656 and 1706 showing shepherds on a rock and a shepherd playing a flute, with landscape and pastoral details.

Etching by Johann Wilhelm Baur around 1640 depicting a harbor scene and a rural festival, showing people, boats, and landscape details.

An etching by Jan van der Vinne from 1680-1700 depicting various urban and rural views around Haarlem, showing buildings, streets, and landscape.

Etching by Battista Agnolo del Moro depicting Mary with the child, St. Elisabeth, and John the Baptist, forming the Holy Family, produced between 1514 and 1573.

Copper engraving and etching by Michel Dorigny depicting couples from ancient mythology, created between 1642 and 1643.

Etching by Jean François Millet showing a mountain landscape with a path and a shepherd. Produced between 1660 and 1679, it includes hills, trees, and rural terrain.

Etching from the 18th century showing Iphigenia and Diana, depicting classical mythological figures in a narrative scene.

Copper engraving and etching by Aegidius Sadeler the Younger from 1580-1629 depicting landscapes with a stone bridge and a cave with a hermit, illustrating natural features, architecture, and solitude.

Copper engraving and etching by Pierre François Tardieu, created between 1730 and 1771, depicting Diana at her bath, a mythological scene rendered with classical detail.

Etching by Raymond Lafage depicting a Bacchanal with multiple participants dancing and celebrating, late 17th to 18th century.

Copper engraving by Nicolaes de Bruyn created between 1591 and 1656 depicting John the Baptist in the desert, showing figure, gesture, attire, and barren landscape context.

Copper engraving and etching by Hans Bol (1550-1635) depicting landscapes featuring scenes from the Old and New Testament, showing human figures, animals, trees, terrain, and 16th-17th century European setting.

Copper engraving by Johann Sadeler the Elder, 1580-1600, showing personifications of Italy and Germany with symbolic elements and detailed figures.

Etching by Jan van Aken showing travelers at rest, created between 1630 and 1661.

Adriaen Collaert created copper engravings around 1580 depicting female hermits, showing figures, gestures, religious attire, and devotional interior or landscape settings.

Etching by Bartolomeo Pinelli from 1819 depicting historical depictions of Rome, showing streets, buildings, and urban life in the early 19th century.

Etching by Wenzel Hollar showing a tree used for target shooting, created in 1641, depicting the tree, marks, and surrounding terrain.

Etching by Jan van de Velde II from 1613-1641 depicting a landscape with a church and a separate river landscape, showing rural and water scenery.

Copper engraving by Cornelis Cort in 1563 depicting the heroic deeds of Hercules, showing figures, combat scenes, attire, and mythological elements.

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