Real Prints: Reproduction or Invention

• Coronation of the Virgin1632–36
• Lamentation over the Body of Christlate 1500s–early 1600s
• Virgin and Child in the Grotto (Adoration of the Magi)c. 1500
• Man with a Pink1869
• It is Better to be Lazy, Plate 731799
• The Massacre of the Innocents (Without the Fir Tree)c. 1511–12
• The Triumphs of Caesar: The Corselet Bearersc. 1495
• The Mortificationmid-1700s
• Lot and His Daughters1631
• Portrait of Hans Holbein1647
• The Little Executioner1662
• Two Fauns Carrying a Child in a Basketc. 1513–15
• Four Dancing Musesc. 1497
• No. 6: Fountain with Two Tritons Blowing Conch Shellsc. 1736
• Charles Baudelaire1865
• Christ in the Wilderness Attended by Six Angelsc. 1480s
• Christ Before Pilate: Large Plate1636
• The Six Saintsc. 1535
• The Mocking of Ceres1610
• Le Clovis, Plateau de Bellecroix1890
• Cupids Leading the World1881
• Portrait of King Charles II of England1653
• Four Hours of the DayAdrien Lavieille (French, 1818–1862) (artist)1860
• St. Jerome in His Studyc. 1490
• The Flight into Egypt1470–74
• Aesop1778
• The Resurrection1588
• St. Francis Receiving the Stigmata1586
• Return of the Prodigal Son1636
• Silenus Accompanied by a Satyr and a Faun1630
• Cherry Tree at Blau1862
• The Beautiful Virgin of Ratisbon on an Altarsoon after 1520
• After the Showerc. 1830–1870
• The Beautiful Virgin of Ratisbon in a Landscape1520
• St. Christopher1478–1506
• The Triumph of Julius Caesar: Soldiers Carrying Vases and Trophies of War1593–99
• Aeneas and His Family Fleeing Troy1595
• Holy Family with Putti1773
• Alchemist1558
• Rest on the Flight into Egypt1589
• Venus Reclining in a Landscapec. 1508–9
• Great Altar with the Virgin, in a border with SS. Christopher, George, Barbara, Catherine1520
• The Life of Christ: The Nativityc. 1480–90
• The Vision of St. Francis1581
• Hercules and Antaeus1400s
• The Game of Blind Man's Bluff1739
• Orpheus Charming the Animalsc. 1505
• The Flight into Egypt (Night)1613
• Jan Lievens1636–41
• Les petits cavaliers1860

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