Small Satyrs on a Goat Shooting Arrows

Pierre Brebiette

1617-1625

Hell

Pierre Brebiette

1730, published 1733

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

Pierre Brebiette

1730-1733, published 1733

The Palladium

Pierre Brebiette

published 1733

Telephus Cured by the Rust of the Same Spear that Had Wounded Him

Pierre Brebiette

1730, published 1733

Ulysses and His Companions Avoid the Charms of the Sirens

Pierre Brebiette

1731, published 1733

Actaeon Turned into a Stag, and Devoured by His Dogs

Pierre Brebiette

1731, published 1733

Io Changed into a Cow: Mercury Cuts Off Argus’s Head

Pierre Brebiette

1730, published 1733

Cygnus transformed to a Swan, and Phaeton’s Sisters into Poplars

Pierre Brebiette

1731, published 1733

Bacchanal: Women Dancing with Garlands

Pierre Brebiette

n.d.

Satyr Shooting Arrows at Statue, Mercury in Background

Pierre Brebiette

1617-1625

Procession of Women with Baskets on Heads

Pierre Brebiette

1617-1625

Satyrs, Cupids, and Goats Playing in Woods

Pierre Brebiette

1617-1625

Satyr Shoeing a Donkey

Pierre Brebiette

1617-1625

Woman Sowing

Pierre Brebiette

1617-1625

Captive Satyrs, Bacchus on Donkey

Pierre Brebiette

1617-1625

Women Dancing with Garlands

Pierre Brebiette

1617-1625

Women and Satyrs Dancing

Pierre Brebiette

1617-1625

Sacrifice of a Female Satyr and Two Little Satyrs

Pierre Brebiette

1617-1625

Sacrifice of a Satyr

Pierre Brebiette

1617-1625

Women and Satyrs with Goats

Pierre Brebiette

1617-1625