Renaissance Engravings and Plaques

A collection of bronze and lead plaques from the Renaissance, featuring mythological themes, intricate details, and allegorical figures in dark patinas.

Circe and the companions of Odysseus, Adam van Vianen (I), c. 1610 Plaque of lead, round, with the representation of Circe and the companions of Odysseus. Displayed is a meal of some richly dressed men and a woman. On the left a landscape, in which a man who hates pig. Utrecht lead (metal) casting Plaque of lead, round, with the representation of Circe and the companions of Odysseus. Displayed is a meal of some richly dressed men and a woman. On the left a landscape, in which a man who hates pig. Utrecht lead (metal) casting
Circe and the companions of Odysseus, Adam van Vianen (I), c. 1610 Plaque of lead, round, with the representation of Circe and the companions of Odysseus. Displayed is a meal of some richly dressed men and a woman. On the left a landscape, in which a man who hates pig. Utrecht lead (metal) casting Plaque of lead, round, with the representation of Circe and the companions of Odysseus. Displayed is a meal of some richly dressed men and a woman. On the left a landscape, in which a man who hates pig. Utrecht lead (metal) casting