The Pleasures of the World Resemble a Flower, the Wind, and Moving Waves

Etienne Delaune

1580

Triumphal March

Etienne Delaune

before 1556

The Bear Hunt

Etienne Delaune

before 1556

He Who Limits Not His Covetousness Goes to His Ruin

Etienne Delaune

1580

It is Useless to Hope to Conquer the World, Since the Ancients Did Not Succeed

Etienne Delaune

1580

The Goods of the World are Useful Only to Those Who Know How to Use Them

Etienne Delaune

1580

Musique

Etienne Delaune

before 1573

Astrologia

Etienne Delaune

before 1573

Theologie

Etienne Delaune

before 1573

God Creating Adam

Etienne Delaune

1640-1691

April

Etienne Delaune

1568

It is Easier to Combine Water and Fire than to Guard One’s Safety by Abandonment to the World

Etienne Delaune

1580

The World is More Inconstant than the Sun and the Planets (Apollo in his Chariot)

Etienne Delaune

1580

Combat between Men on Horseback and Soldiers on Foot

Etienne Delaune

before 1556

Retoriqve

Etienne Delaune

before 1573

The Bird Hunt

Etienne Delaune

before 1556

Adam and Eve Eating of the Forbidden Fruit

Etienne Delaune

1640-1691

Combat between Soldiers

Etienne Delaune

1550-1560

July

Etienne Delaune

1568

Venus

Etienne Delaune

before 1573

Apollo

Etienne Delaune

before 1573

Mars

Etienne Delaune

before 1573

Phisiqve

Etienne Delaune

before 1573

Grotesque Combat

Etienne Delaune

n.d.