Triumph of Galatea

The Triumph of Galatea

Anonymous, Spanish, School of Seville, 17th century

Jupiter, Pluto, and Neptune Offering their Riches to Fortune

Pierre Brebiette, After Claude Vignon

Neptune and Amphitrite

Bartholomeus Spranger

Book 1, Fable 13: the Lottery of Jupiter (La Lotterie de Jupiter), from "Fables Nouvelles"

Nicolas Henry Tardieu, After Charles Antoine Coypel, Jean de La Fontaine, Lamotte-Houdar

Venus, recumbent on a shell, surrounded by sea gods

Anonymous, After Correggio (Antonio Allegri)

Galatea riding in a shell pulled through the water by dolphins, a cupid below and four more above, at left a triton embracing a nymph and behind them a man on horseback blowing a conch, at right a figure blowing a horn and behind him a nymph riding on a centaur

Marco Dente, After Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio or Santi)

The Third Day, plate 4, from Creation of the World

Jan Harmensz. Muller

Venus, standing with the three Graces, is offered a flower from a putto

Pierre Biard II

The Deification of Aeneas by Nymphs and Cupids

Daniel van den Dyck

Toilet of Thetis

Pierre Brebiette

Book 2, Fable 17: the Man and the Siren (L'Homme et la Sirene), from "Fables Nouvelles"

Nicolas Henry Tardieu, After Charles Antoine Coypel, Jean de La Fontaine, Lamotte-Houdar

Rape of Persephone

Gaetano Gandolfi