La Primavera (Castle with Pleasure Garden), after Hans Bol

Presentation in the Temple, from The Youth of Christ, after Maarten de Vos

Aurora, from The Four Parts of the Day, after Dirck Barendsz

God Appearing to Noah, plate 11 from The History of the Family of Seth, after Maarten de Vos

Title page for Oraculum Anachoreticum [The Anchorite's Oracle], after Maarten de Vos

Riverscape, after Paul Bril

Jonah and the Whale, after Dirk Barendsz

Crowning of Thorns, from Passion of Christ, after Marcus Gheerhaerts

St. Agatha, from Speculum Pudicitiae, after Maarten de Vos

David Playing the Harp, after Joos van Winghe

Saint Paul in Corinth in the House of Aquila the Tent Maker, after Joos van Winghe

The Fall of Men, plate 3 from The History of the First Men, after Maarten de Vos

Adam and Eve in Paradise, plate 2 from The History of the First Men, after Maarten de Vos

Jabal and His Family Resting with Their Cattle, plate 10 from the History of the First Men, after Maarten de Vos

Saul Assembles an Army Vesus David, from The History of Saul and David, after Maarten de Vos

The Holy Family on Their Way to Nazareth, from The Youth of Christ, after Maarten de Vos

Christ in the House of Martha and Mary, after Jacopo Bassano, from The Kitchen Scenes

The Repentant Mary Magdalen in a Cave, after Gillis Mostaert

The Lord's Spouse Kneeling to the Left, from Solomon's Song, after Maarten de Vos

Allegory of Hope, after Cornelis Ketel

Warning Against Venereal Disease (Ecclesiastes 26), after Christoph Schwarz

The East Wind (Oriens), from The Four Winds, after Maarten de Vos

The West Wind (Occidens), from The Four Winds, after Maarten de Vos

Winter, from The Four Seasons, after Jacopo Bassano

Death, from The Four Last Things, after Dirk Barendsz

Riverscape with Castle on a Rock to the Left, after Paul Bril

Title Plate from Skills of a Prince, after Jan van der Straet, called Stradanus

Armour, plate 2 from Skills of a Prince, after Jan van der Straet, called Stradanus

The Arts, plate 3 from Skills of a Prince, after Jan van der Straet, called Stradanus

Crapula et Lascivia [Drunkenness and Wantonness], from Allegories of the Misfortunes of the World series, after Marten de Vos