Wild Man and Wild Woman

Pan at the left seated next to a standing nymph, to the right Cupid holding cymbals

Giulio Bonasone

Daphne embracing her father, the river-god Peneus, at the left three nymphs bring jars from the 'Story of Apollo and Daphne'

Master of the Die, After Baldassarre Tommaso Peruzzi, Philippe Thomassin

Adam and Eve Eating the Forbidden Fruit, from "Old and New Testaments"

Augustin Hirschvogel

Sine Cerere et Baccho Friget Venus [Without Ceres and Bacchus Venus Grows Cold]

Jan Muller, After Bartholomeus Spranger

Pan seated near a female figure holding a cornucopia (a nymph or Pomona), at right cupid plays cymbals in front of a herm, at left a pipe, cymbals, bow, and satchel of arrows hang from a tree

Giulio Bonasone, After Giulio Romano

Daphne Embracing her Father, the River Peneus

Master of the Die

Diana returning from the chase, accompanied by dogs and her nymphs at left, two satyrs at right

Schelte Adams à Bolswert, After Peter Paul Rubens, Gillis Hendricx

An allegorical scene; a young woman at centre holding a wreath above her head, at left is a old man leaning on a stick, a younger man at right who holds a small dragon

Marcantonio Raimondi

Bacchus and Ceres Leaving Venus (Sine Cerere et Baccho Friget Venus)

Jan Harmensz. Muller

Bacchus, Seated, Drinking from a Vase Presented by a Putto, from "Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae"

Anonymous, In the style of Giulio Bonasone

Apollo standing at the left, his hand resting on the shoulder of Hyacinthus, Cupid in the lower right

Marcantonio Raimondi, After (?) Francesco Francia

Hercules defeating the river god Acheolus in the form of a bull, with three women to his left holding cornucopias, from "Herculean Subjects"

Giovanni Jacopo Caraglio, After Rosso Fiorentino