Attributed to Nicolò Boldrini, Attributed to Giovanni Britto, After Titian (Tiziano Vecellio)
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Saint Jerome in the Wilderness
Nicolò Boldrini
Landscape with Saint Jerome and Two Lions
Domenico Campagnola
Landscape with Saint Jerome at left looking towards lion and bear fighting at center; two figures with mule in the background
Domenico Campagnola
Plate 11, from Landscapes with Scenes from the Old and New Testament and Ovid’s Metamorphoses
Hans Bol
Renard Receives a New Citation from the Badger from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
Venus and Adonis embracing after the hunt
Anonymous, 17th century, After Pietro Testa
Renard Coninues his False Revelations from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
Plate 29, from Landscapes with Scenes from the Old and New Testament and Ovid’s Metamorphoses
Hans Bol
Renard Falsely Accuses His Father of Conspiring Against the Lion from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
Following Renard's False Story, His Father Is Chased by Hunting Dogs from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
The Lion Delays Renard's Execution for a Final Interrogation from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox
Allart van Everdingen
Diana turning Actaeon into a stag
Giovanni Battista Palumba