Mythological Etchings

Etchings portraying mythological stories and idyllic pastoral scenes, rich in symbolism and human interactions set against natural landscapes.

Etching by Paul van Somer, created between 1660 and 1700, showing various mythological scenes with human figures, gestures, and symbolic elements.

Etching by Jacques Gabriel Huquier from the 18th century showing a peasant woman with two children and a pastoral scene with shepherds and sheep.

Etching by Paul van Somer, created between 1660 and 1700, showing various mythological scenes with human figures, gestures, and symbolic elements.

Etching by Pieter Serwouters depicting hunting activities, created in 1612.

Copper engraving and etching by Jan Punt depicting a landscape with a round temple and allegorical figures, created in 1741, showing architectural elements, human figures, and symbolic composition.

Charles Monnet created a copper engraving and etching depicting scenes from the story of Telemach, representing 18th and early 19th-century European narrative and literary art.

Etching by Matthäus Merian the Elder illustrating a New Testament scene, created in 1631, depicting figures and narrative composition in detail.

Etching from around 1685 depicting an abstract representation of the Roman clergy, illustrating late seventeenth-century religious critique and allegorical imagery.

An etching by Bernard Picart created in 1734 depicting Scylla and Glaucus, along with a satyr and nymph, illustrating classical mythological characters in interaction.

Hunting scenes etched by an unknown artist between 1575 and 1700, featuring hunters, dogs, and game animals in natural settings.

Etching by Orazio Borgianni depicting scenes from the Bible, located in the loggias of the Vatican, created in 1615.

Etching by Orazio Borgianni depicting scenes from the Bible, located in the loggias of the Vatican, created in 1615.

Etching by an unknown engraver depicting genre scenes and a Hexensabbat, showing figures, gestures, interior and outdoor settings, created in the seventeenth century.

This etching by Christian Richter, created between 1629 and 1658, depicts a wooden bridge, a church on water, and a landscape featuring two bridges, highlighting architectural and natural elements.

Etching and copper engraving by John Ingram between 1721 and 1759 showing Chinese figures in detailed composition.

Etching by Raymond Lafage depicting a Bacchanal scene with dancing, music, and festivities, created in the late 17th to 18th century.

Copper engraving by Crispin van de Passe depicting the judgment of Paris, created between 1584 and 1637, showing mythological figures and symbolic narrative elements.

Copper engraving by Jan van der Straet depicting hunting and animal scenes on copper plates, created 1578-1580.

Etching by Duthé depicting the city of Lyon with reference to Marie de Medici, executed in the 18th century in a punctuated style showing cityscape elements and architectural details.

Etching by Francesco Cozza depicting a weapons smithy, showing craftsmen working with tools and metal, created between 1630 and 1680.

Etching by Raffaello Schiaminossi depicting the stoning of St. Stephanus, created in 1608, showing the martyrdom, executioners, religious symbolism, and sixteenth- to seventeenth-century Italian engraving style.

Copper engraving by Étienne Delaune from 1538-1583 depicting the months April, May, and June, showing seasonal activities, figures, gestures, attire, and landscape elements.

Etching by Richard van Orley depicting mythological narratives and characters, produced between 1663 and 1732.

Etching by Richard van Orley illustrating various mythological scenes, produced between 1663 and 1732.

Jean Michel Moreau's 1790 etching 'Scene of the French Revolution' depicts a significant event during the French Revolution. Moreau, a French artist, was known for his engravings of revolutionary scenes.

Etching by Moyses van Uyttenbroeck depicting the biblical story of Agar, showing figures, gestures, and landscape elements, created 1646.

Etching by Jean Baptiste Patas from 1765-1817 depicting a German fish dealer, showing figure, attire, and market activity.

Etching by Simon Frisius created in 1614 depicting various landscapes, showing natural scenery, terrain, and environmental features.

Copper engraving and etching by an unknown artist depicting a bacchanal procession, created around 1590, illustrating mythological subject and Renaissance art.

Etching by Marco San Martino created between 1635 and 1680 depicting Job with his friends and the Israelites in the desert, showing figures, landscape, and narrative action.

Etching by Georg Friedrich Schmidt from the 18th century showing vignettes with profane representations and putti, depicting figures, gestures, and ornamental elements.

Taddeo Zuccaro's copper engraving depicts the Adoration of the Shepherds, showing shepherds paying homage to the newborn Christ, illustrating a devotional scene from the mid-16th century.

Etching by Pieter Stevens II from 1560-1620 depicting a landscape with a river island and a flock of sheep, showing terrain, water, animals, and vegetation.

Copper engraving and etching by Jean Michel Moreau depicting vignettes for book illustrations, created around 1800, showing ornamental scenes and figurative elements.

Etching by Giacomo Antonio Mannini depicting a title page with multiple cityscapes and buildings between 1660 and 1732, showing architecture, streets, and urban environment.

Etching by Antonio Tempesta depicting a landscape with staff figures, showing natural terrain, trees, and rural elements, created in 1592.

Etching by Wenzel Hollar from 1552-1554 depicting Vergil's works, showing figures, classical landscapes, and mythological elements for book illustration.

An etching by Jan van de Velde II from 1617 depicting landscapes with ruins, showing architectural elements, trees, and countryside scenery.

"Etching by Gabriel Huquier showing a title leaf with a shepherd carrying a basket and women at a fireplace in a Stube, emphasizing figures, domestic interior, and compositional arrangement between 1720 and 1772."

Etching depicting various mythological scenes created by Jean Le Pautre between 1625 and 1682, illustrating classical stories and characters from Greek and Roman mythology.

Copper engraving by Hendrick Goltzius, created in 1590, depicting scenes from Ovid's Metamorphoses with figures in classical poses, gestures, and drapery, illustrating mythological stories.

Copper engraving and etching by Bernard Picart depicting Hermes presenting the young Bacchus to nymphs and a hermaphrodite figure, dating from mid-17th to mid-18th century.

Etching by Johann Wilhelm Baur depicting scenes from The Metamorphoses, created in 1641, featuring classical mythological figures and transformations.

Copper engraving and etching by Jean-Louis Delignon depicting a book illustration of Torquato Tasso's 'The Freed Jerusalem,' showing figures, architecture, and narrative composition, created between 1784 and 1786.

Etching by Cornelis de Wael depicting a Levantine shipper. Produced in 1647, it shows the ship, crew, and maritime activity.

An etching by Johann Wilhelm Baur from 1641 illustrating scenes from 'The Metamorphoses' as a book illustration, depicting human and mythological transformations.

Copper engraving by Jan Collaert the Younger, 1596-1670, illustrating hunters capturing geese with traps, assisted by dogs and on horseback in an outdoor landscape.

Copper engraving by Étienne Delaune from 1538-1583 depicting the months April, May, and June, showing seasonal activities, figures, gestures, attire, and landscape elements.

Etching by Bernhard Rode from 1748-1797 featuring allegorical representations, using symbolic figures to convey moral, philosophical, or historical ideas.

Etching and copper engraving by Giovanni Luigi Valesio from 1583-1650 showing the cardinal coat of arms of Scipione Borghese with heraldic details.

Etching by Wenzel Hollar illustrating scenes from Vergil, created between 1652 and 1654, depicting figures, landscapes, and narrative elements from the text.

Etching by Meister der kleinen Landschaften from 1612 showing multiple small landscapes, rendered with fine engraving technique.

Etching by Salomon Savery depicting fables and proverbs for book illustrations, produced between 1615 and 1683, showing allegorical and narrative scenes.

Copper engraving and etching by Grégoire Huret around 1643 depicting various antique scenes, showing figures, architecture, and landscapes.

Etching by Matthäus Merian the Elder depicting Alexander the Great, produced between 1615 and 1617, showing the Macedonian king in historical attire.

Etching by Jean Le Pautre between 1625 and 1682 depicting landscapes with Roman ruins and architectural features.

Etching and copper engraving by Balthasar Bernards depicting the head of the slain Metrodore, created after 1734. The print shows the severed head, facial expression, and surrounding detail.

Nicolaes Pietersz. Berchem etching from 1641-1683 depicts a shepherd playing a flute, showing rural life, livestock, and 17th-century engraving technique.

Etching by Simon Fokke created between 1732 and 1784 depicting the Massacre of the Innocents in Bethlehem, showing figures, infants, and soldiers.

Etching by Bartolomeo Pinelli dated 1819 depicting the city of Rome, showing buildings, streets, monuments, and figures in historical urban settings.

An etching by Johann Adam Klein depicting the Klause in Brühl and the knightly castle in Laxenburg, created between 1812 and 1875. The work emphasizes architectural detail and landscape.

An etching by Allart van Everdingen from 1641-1675 depicting various scenes from the medieval tale 'Roman de Renart.'

Etching by Stefano della Bella from 1630-1664 depicting a Florentine hunt with a young woman and a dog, showing hunting activity and detailed figures.

Copper engraving and etching by David Vinckboons depicting an allegorical representation, created between 1590 and 1629.

Copper engraving and etching by Philipp Galle depicting the Four Seasons, created in 1563, showing figures, seasonal symbols, and landscape elements.

Etching and copper engraving by Philipp van Gunst after 1734 depicting Telemach with an army, showing classical figures, military composition, and narrative action.

Etching by Johann Adam Klein showing a horse track and a Slavic wagon, created in 1813, depicting horses, wagons, and surrounding terrain.

Etched by Jonas Umbach between 1639 and 1693, this artwork depicts mythological and classical subjects, highlighting precise engraving techniques of the period.

Etching by Marco San Martino depicting rural scenes, created between 1635 and 1680, showing countryside landscapes, figures, animals, and daily activities.

Etching by Bartolomeo Pinelli showing key historical landmarks and events in Rome, produced in 1819.

Etching by Cornelis Dusart depicting a district organ player accompanied by a dog, created in 1685, showing figures, musical activity, and urban or street setting.

Etching and copper engraving by Jean Moyreau produced between 1710 and 1762 depicting a drinker, showing figure, posture, and 18th-century engraving techniques.

This 1777 etching by Bernhard Rode depicts King Sesostris in a quadriga within an ancient Egyptian death court, emphasizing chariot, figures, and architectural details of the funerary setting.

Copper engraving and etching by Jean Michel Moreau, created around 1800, illustrating scenes for a book associated with Voltaire.

Etching by Johann Adam Klein from 1826 showing a dog near the entrance to a castle in Nuremberg with surrounding terrain.

Copper engraving by Hieronymus Bosch depicting St. Anthonys temptation, showing figures, demons, landscape, and narrative elements, produced between 1580 and 1638.

An etching by Johann Wilhelm Baur from 1641 illustrating scenes from 'Metamorphoses' by Ovid, showing transformations of gods and mortals in a detailed book illustration.

Copper engraving by Johann Sadeler the Elder, created between 1570 and 1600, depicting Saint George slaying the dragon, illustrating the Christian legend of heroism and faith.

Etching by Gerard de Lairesse illustrating scenes from 'Julfus' by Andries Pels, created in 1668.

Etching series by Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki from 1779-1780 depicting various literary and everyday scenes, showing figures, interiors, and interactions.

An etching by Johann Elias Ridinger from 1718-1767 depicting male human figures, showing anatomy and posture.

Woodcut by Hartmann Schedel from 1494 illustrating the Weltchronik, showing detailed historical events, figures, and urban landscapes for book illustration.

Etching by Claudine Bouzonnet-Stella from 1657 depicting children engaged in play, showing gestures, clothing, and spatial arrangement in a detailed composition.

This engraving and etching by Frederick Bloemaert, created between 1630 and 1690, shows a title page with the twelve months represented through pastoral scenes featuring rural landscapes, figures, and seasonal elements.

Copper engraving by Johann Sadeler the Elder depicting a marine scene with Ephaestio, showing ships, water, and seafaring elements in the early 17th century.

Etching by Claude Augustin Duflos showing a tribute to a fielder, depicting figures, gesture, posture, and commemorative elements in landscape or setting.

Etching by Louis Bernard Coclers depicting a portrait of Johannes Janson and landscapes with grazing cattle, created between 1744 and 1784 using crayon manner technique.

Etching by Stefano della Bella dated 1655-1664 depicting a thesis sheet with the coats of arms of the Medici and Strozzi families, including heraldic symbols and decorative elements.

Etching by Allart van Everdingen depicting various landscapes, created between 1641 and 1675.

Copper engraving and etching by Guillaume Chasteau, created between 1662 and 1684, depicting the characters Armida and Rinaldo from Torquato Tassos epic.

Etching of title sheets featuring allegories by Gerard de Lairesse, created between 1661 and 1711.

Etching by Bartolomeo Pinelli showing scenes from the life of brigands in Italy, created around 1823, illustrating rural and social activities of the figures.

Etching by Antonio Tempesta depicting Alexander the Great cutting the Gordian knot and commanding Macedonian soldiers, produced in 1608.

Etching by Albrecht Dürer after 1501 depicting Saint Hubert, showing his figure, pose, gesture, and religious symbolism.

Etching by Jean Le Pautre from 1625-1682 depicting a vase-shaped vessel and a samovar with decorative stitch patterns, highlighting classical forms and ornamental detail.

Book illustration etching by Matthäus Merian the Elder from 1631, portraying a New Testament scene with biblical narratives and figures.

Etching and copper engraving by Theodorus van Kessel depicting a landscape with five cows and the mythological Birth of Paris, created between 1654 and 1660.

Copper engraving by Hendrick Goltzius from 1580-1617 depicting the twelve months, showing figures, seasonal activities, landscape, and symbolic elements for each month.

Etching and copper engraving by Antoine Jean Duclos from 1781, depicting the founding of the Order of the Golden Fleece.

Etching by Wenzel Hollar depicting putti engaged in musical activity, created between 1646 and 1652.

Copper engraving by Marcantonio Raimondi depicting climbers, created in 1510, illustrating Renaissance human figures in motion and engraving technique.

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