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Woman with a Veil By Hieronymus Bosch, Dutch painter. Late 14th/Early 15th c.
Woman with a Veil By Hieronymus Bosch, Dutch painter. Late 14th/Early 15th c.
Woman with a Veil By Hieronymus Bosch, Dutch painter. Late 14th/Early 15th c.
Castles hidden in the woods Barend Cornelis Kokkoek (Dutch artist, 1803-1862)
Castles hidden in the woodsBarend Cornelis Kokkoek (Dutch artist, 1803-1862)
Castles hidden in the woods Barend Cornelis Kokkoek (Dutch artist, 1803-1862)
"Hebe after the fall" by Hugues Merle (French painter, 1822-1881)
"Hebe after the fall" by Hugues Merle (French painter, 1822-1881)
"Hebe after the fall" by Hugues Merle (French painter, 1822-1881)
"Ascending" by Karl Jensen (American sculptor, 1965).
"Ascending" by Karl Jensen (American sculptor, 1965).
"Ascending" by Karl Jensen (American sculptor, 1965).
Loch Etive, Scotland
Loch Etive, Scotland
Loch Etive, Scotland
“Baldur’s Death” by Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg (Danish painter, 1783-1853), 1817.
“Baldur’s Death” by Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg (Danish painter, 1783-1853), 1817.
“Baldur’s Death” by Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg (Danish painter, 1783-1853), 1817.
"Baldur" (1901) by Johannes Gehrts (German artist, 1855-1921). Baldr stands clasping a hand full of plant matter against a downward-tipped spear. In his other hand is a sun-shaped shield.
"Baldur" (1901) by Johannes Gehrts (German artist, 1855-1921). Baldr stands clasping a hand full of plant matter against a downward-tipped spear. In his other hand is a sun-shaped shield.
"Baldur" (1901) by Johannes Gehrts (German artist, 1855-1921). Baldr stands clasping a hand full of plant matter against a downward-tipped spear. In his other hand is a sun-shaped shield.
"The Dream" by Gaetano Previati, Italian (1912).
"The Dream" by Gaetano Previati, Italian (1912).
"The Dream" by Gaetano Previati, Italian (1912).
Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading
Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading
Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading
Christian Skredsvig (Norwegian artist, 1854-1924), Youth party in Eggedal, 1895.
Christian Skredsvig (Norwegian artist, 1854-1924), Youth party in Eggedal, 1895.
Christian Skredsvig (Norwegian artist, 1854-1924), Youth party in Eggedal, 1895.
"De dorpstimmerman (The village carpenter)", Tony Lodewijk George Offermans (Dutch painter, 1854-1911)
"De dorpstimmerman (The village carpenter)", Tony Lodewijk George Offermans (Dutch painter, 1854-1911)
"De dorpstimmerman (The village carpenter)", Tony Lodewijk George Offermans (Dutch painter, 1854-1911)
Prehistoric Man Hunting Bears, 1892, Emmanuel Benner the Younger (French, 1836–1896).
Prehistoric Man Hunting Bears, 1892, Emmanuel Benner the Younger (French, 1836–1896).
Prehistoric Man Hunting Bears, 1892, Emmanuel Benner the Younger (French, 1836–1896).
"Pandora reclining", attributed to Louis Hersent (French, 1777-1860).
"Pandora reclining", attributed to Louis Hersent (French, 1777-1860).
"Pandora reclining", attributed to Louis Hersent (French, 1777-1860).
Undine Rising from the Waters by Chaucey Bradley Ives (American sculptor, 1810-1894).
Undine Rising from the Waters by Chaucey Bradley Ives (American sculptor, 1810-1894).
Undine Rising from the Waters by Chaucey Bradley Ives (American sculptor, 1810-1894).
Undine by John William Waterhouse (1849–1917), exhibited at the Society of British Artists in 1872.
Undine by John William Waterhouse (1849–1917), exhibited at the Society of British Artists in 1872.
Undine by John William Waterhouse (1849–1917), exhibited at the Society of British Artists in 1872.
In Teutonic folklore, undines are female water-spirits who like to associate with humans. They often join villagers in their dances and merry-making. Art by Arthur Rackham (English painter, 1867-1939)
In Teutonic folklore, undines are female water-spirits who like to associate with humans. They often join villagers in their dances and merry-making. Art by Arthur Rackham (English painter, 1867-1939), 1909.
In Teutonic folklore, undines are female water-spirits who like to associate with humans. They often join villagers in their dances and merry-making. Art by Arthur Rackham (English painter, 1867-1939), 1909.
 
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