The Cage of Fools (La gabbia de' matti)

The World, Cage of Fools

Anonymous, Italian, 16th century

Proverbi (Proverbs)

Nicolò Nelli, Ferrando Bertelli

The World Turned Upside Down (Il Mondo alla Riversa)

Nicolò Nelli

The Last Judgment

Hans Holbein the Younger

Allegorisch embleem bij de Vrede van Rijswijk, 1697

anonymous

Rébus on the subject of love, a riddle depicted on drapery, below a landscape with a pyramid and two obelisks, a bust of a sphinx at bottom

Stefano della Bella

Venus and Cupid Pleading Their Cause in the Presence of Jupiter and Other Gods

Master of the Die

Statues of Venus and Mercury, from "The Triumph of Caesar"

Jacob of Strasbourg, Designed by Benedetto Bordone

Venus and Cupid Pleading Their Cause in the Presence of Jupiter and Other Gods

Master of the Die

'Anno 1690' (the Year 1690), with numerous warring figures clambering on and hanging from the numbers, allusions to the Allegories of the Four Elements and the Four Continents

Giuseppe Maria Mitelli

Plate 30: Cupid and Psyche plead their cases before the Gods, from "The Fable of Cupid and Psyche"

Master of the Die, After Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio or Santi), Antonio Salamanca

The Last Judgment, from "The Dance of Death"

Hans Holbein the Younger, Hans Lützelburger