Arion Preserved by a Dolphin

Bernard Picart

published 1733

Iphis Hangs Himself in Despair that he Could Not Gain Anaxarete

Bernard Picart

published 1733

Portrait of Jean de Launoy (Joannes Launoius)

Bernard Picart

1731

History, Guided by Genius and Other Allegorical Subjects, Including Renown, Holding Portrait of the Author of This History

Bernard Picart

c. 1713-1720

Tantlus’s Torment

Bernard Picart

1730, published 1733

Hell

Bernard Picart

1730, published 1733

Orpheus, Leading Eurydice Out of Hell, Looks Back Upon Her, and Loses Her Forever

Bernard Picart

1730-1733, published 1733

The Danaids Condemned to Fill Bored Vessels with Water

Bernard Picart

1730, published 1733

Bellerophon Fights the Chimoera

Bernard Picart

1731, published 1733

Atlas Supports the Heavens on His Shoulders

Bernard Picart

1731, published 1733

Perseus Delivers Andromeda

Bernard Picart

1731, published 1733

Perseus Cuts Off Medusa’s Head

Bernard Picart

1730, published 1733

Amphion Builds the Walls of Thebes by the Music of His Lyre

Bernard Picart

published 1733

Narcissus Is Changed into a Flower

Bernard Picart

published 1733

The Nymph Echo Changed into Sound

Bernard Picart

1731, published 1733

Leander Swims Over the Hellespnt to Meet His Mistress Hero

Bernard Picart

1730, published 1733

Alcyone and Ceyx Transformed into Halcyons

Bernard Picart

1730-1731, published 1733

Ulysses and His Companions Avoid the Charms of the Sirens

Bernard Picart

1731, published 1733

Salmacis and Hermaphroditus United in one Body

Bernard Picart

1731, published 1733

Arethusa Pursued by Alpheus

Bernard Picart

1731, published 1733

The Argonauts Pass the Symplegades

Bernard Picart

1731, published 1733

Glaucus Changed Into a Sea-God

Bernard Picart

1731, published 1733

Aristaeus Compels Proteus to Give His Responses

Bernard Picart

published 1733

The Dioscuri, or Castor and Pollux, the Guardians of Mariners

Bernard Picart

1730, published 1733