Copy of Couronnement de Christine de Lorraine, la Grande Duchesse (Coronation of the Grand Duchess, Christine de Lorraine), from "La Vie de Ferdinand Ier de Médicis série appelée aussi Les Batailles des Médicis" (The Life of Ferdinand I de'Medici also called The Medici Battles)

La Grande Duchesse Marie des Jeunes Filles, from "La Vie de Ferdinand Ier de Médicis série appelée aussi Les Batailles des Médicis" (The Life of Ferdinand I de'Medici also called The Medici Battles)

Jacques Callot, After (?) Matteo Rosselli

La Grande Duchesse Marie des Jeunes Filles (The Great Duchess Marie des Jeunes Filles), from "La Vie de Ferdinand Ier de Médicis série appelée aussi Les Batailles des Médicis" (The Life of Ferdinand I de'Medici also called The Medici Battles)

Jacques Callot, After (?) Matteo Rosselli

Couronnement de La Grande Duchesse (The Coronation of the Grand Duchesse), from "La Vie de Ferdinand Ier de Médicis série appelée aussi Les Batailles des Médicis" (The Life of Ferdinand I de'Medici also called The Medici Battles)

Jacques Callot, After (?) Matteo Rosselli

Le Culte des Hommes (The Worship of Men), from Les Sacrifices (The Sacrifices)

Jacques Callot

Saint Charles Borromeo Entering the Town of Pavia: Design for a Wall Decoration

Cesare Nebbia

In 't Jaar 1555

anonymous

The Grand Duchess Christine of Lorraine Escorts to the Church Youths Whom She is Taking Under Her Protection

Jacques Callot

The Family of Darius before Alexander (recto); Sketch of a Horse-Drawn Cart, and Studies of Male Heads and an Infant (verso)

Gaspare Diziani

Dido and Aeneas Embracing before Gates of Carthage

Maarten de Vos

Plate 4: The peace with the king of France in order to fight the Turks, from the Triumphs of Charles V

Jacques de Gheyn, III, After Antonio Tempesta

Heilige monnik op audiëntie bij een Duitse keizer

Pieter de Jode (I)

Allegory of Justice (Sanctity of the Law) with a court scene depicting a man being pardoned by a judge, plate XII from "Thronus Justitiae, tredecim pulcherrimus tabulis..."

Willem van Swanenburg, After Joachim Wtewael, Christoffel van Sichem II