Frontispiece, from "Sacra Cosmologia, pièce appelée aussi Le Titre aux Astrologues" (Sacra Cosmologia, also called The Title Page for The Astrologers)

The Infant Christ, from "Allegorical Scenes on the Life of Christ, from Christian and Profane Allegories"

Hendrick Goltzius, Philips Galle

Allegorical composition celebrating the Humanities

Sir Nicolas Dorigny, After Carlo Maratti

Trophies of Marius, from "Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae"

Anonymous, Claudio Duchetti, Antonio Lafreri

Triumph of Christian Faith

Jost Amman

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, an oval composition

Stefano della Bella

Study for Title Page to "Thesavrvs Antiqvitatvm Romanarvm", 1696

Jan Goeree

Triumph of Death with three fates in an architectural frame above a wheel of fortune flanked by skeletons; a skull and an hour glass at top and with wheel intended to spin at center

Andrea Andreani, After Giovanni Fortuna

Two women holding a banner at center as a phoenix rises above; set design from 'Il Fuoco Eterno'

Mathäus Küsel, after Ludovico Ottaviano Burnacini

Frontispiece, from The Building of St. Sulpice by Alexis Piron

Claude Augustin Duflos le Jeune, After François Boucher

Frontispiece to The Theological and Cardinal Virtues

Abraham Bosse, Herman Weyen

La Petite Thèse estampe appelée aussi Le Triomphe de La Vierge et Jubilé de La Vierge (The Small Thesis, also called The Triumph o fthe Virgin and Jubilee of the Virgin)

Jacques Callot, Israel Silvestre

The Triumph of Modern Art

Attributed to Jean Barbault, Attributed to Louis Jean Desprez