Inaugural Exhibition of the New Print Gallery - Prints from the Museum Collection

• The Risen Christ between St Andrew and Longinusearly 1470's
• Adoration of the Magic. 1510–15
• Esther before Ahasuerus1518
• Hannibal Fighting Scipio1538
• Pietà1596
• Venus Reclining in a Landscapec. 1508–9
• The Descent from the Cross by Torchlight1654
• The Four Horsemen, from The Apocalypsec. 1498
• Return of the Prodigal Sonc. 1510
• The Power of Women: Samson and Delilahc. 1512
• Ornament Panel: Triton and Two Infant Satyrsc. 1505–15
• The Passion: Christ Washing the Feet of His Disciplesc. 1480
• Saint John the Baptistc. 1505
• The Evangelists: St. Luke1450–67
• The Sea Monsterc. 1501
• Landscape with a Castle1553
• The Slave Market1629
• The Triumphs of Caesar: The Corselet Bearersc. 1498
• St. Anthony Tormented by the Devils1475–1500
• Samson and Delilahc. 1507
• The Draughtsmanc. 1630–60
• The Climbers (Three Figures from Michelangelo's Battle of Cascina)1510
• Three Children Blowing Hornsc. 1505–1512
• The Temptation of St. Anthony1470–75
• Herculesc. 1496–97
• Melencolia I1514
• Dance of Death: The Cardinalc. 1526
• Two Genii1544
• River Landscape with Large Tree at Left1546
• The Holy Trinity1511
• Saint Bartholomew1450–67
• Dance of Death: The Pastorc. 1526
• Venus and Mercuryc. 1520
• The Fall and Redemption of Man: The Transfigurationc. 1515
• Adam and Eve in Paradise1509
• Life of the Virgin: High Priest Rejecting the Offering of Joachimc. 1493
• The Entombmentc. 1465–70
• Adoration of the Shepherdsc. 1500–1510
• The Bewitched Groom1544
• An Elephant with Howdahc. 1485
• Christ at Emmaus: The Larger Plate1654
• The Penance of St. John Chrysostom1509
• Holy Family with St. Elizabeth and the Infant St. John the Baptistc. 1500
• St. Jerome Seated near a Pollard Willow1512
• St. Christopherc. 1509
• Dance of Death: The Bishopc. 1526
• The Griffinc. 1480–90
• Ornamental Panel: Triton Ridden by a Childc. 1505–15
• Battle of the Sea Gods - left portionc. 1485–88
• The Holy Family with the Butterflyc. 1495

Artwork dates appear beneath each image. Open an artwork for its exhibition evidence and image credit.